Who Would Win? Series Collection of 8 Books By Jerry Pallotta and Rob Bolster (Includes: Whale Vs. Giant Squid; Tarantula Vs Scorpion; Tyrannosaurus Rex Vs Velociraptor; Komodo Dragon Vs. King Cobra; Lion Vs Tiger;Killer Whale Vs Great White Shark; Hammerhead Vs Bull Shark; Polar Bear Vs Grizzly Bear;)

I bought the “Who Would Win” book set as a birthday gift for a six-year-old boy, and it was perfect! He’s a huge fan of these books and was so excited to add more to his collection. The stories are fun, engaging, and great for sparking kids’ interest in reading and animals. Highly recommend as a gift!

Wonderful set of books. Bought for my grandson as a 7th birthday gift. He got one from the library and just loved it. He's a beginning reader but is able to read and decode most of the book. Because he loves the content, he really is encouraged to try to read. Great layout, wonderful pics and info. If it matters, I am a reading specialist with an MEd in Reading. I highly recommend this series if you have a student who loves animals.

7 year grandson has loved these books

We got these for our 8 year old nephew as a gift, not knowing whether he would be interested in them. He absolutely LOVES them! I haven’t seen them first hand, so I can’t speak to the specifics of them, but they certainly keep my nephew engaged and interested. They seem like a great way to promote learning without being tedious.

I purchased this set for my grandson who loves them! Thank you.

My sons favorite books he loves all the animal facts

Ordered this set which Claims to have 8 books. There were only 7. Reordered and again only received 7 books in the set.

My nephew isn't a big reader (though I try and help by recommending some books), so when he wanted these books I jumped at the chance. And he really enjoys them. How can I say anything but it's a fantastic collection for kids that need some books to get interested in. What kid doesn't love animals? And pitting the most fearsome of the animal kingdoms?

For some reason our pack was missing one book. There were 7, not 8. However my grandson was thrilled anyway.