This is a great science-themed book that gives kids a look at parts of animals (a cat's tongue, a gecko's toes, a bee's hairs, etc.) under high powered microscopes to see how these parts help them. It uses colorful photos that are likely to get kids interested in microscopes and looking at their own discoveries under them. The back includes some additional information about microscopes and the animals and their elements featured.

I read a temporary digital ARC of this book for the purpose of review.

I thought that this was a great book!

The images are perfect and I loved how close they get to the different creatures.

The book was easy to read and follow and it was a great opportunity to see something you wouldn't normally see, with a few added facts in here or there too.

It is 5 stars from me for this one - very highly recommended!

Wow! Looks like this book would be a terrific introduction to young budding scientists -- those boys and girls just curious about anything and everything. Even I learned a few things by reading this book.

The pictures are gorgeous and the details are impressive. The book cover, however, doesn't do the content justice.

I loved this book, but then again I love science. A keeper.

Thank you NetGalley!

Small matters is an educational book for curious children. There are some excellent magnified photographs of animal parts along with the explanations of how does it work. Great, I like it.

A great introduction for young children to the idea of life at a microscopic level. The text is interesting and simple as is the layout. The photos are vibrant and eye catching. The information learned is pretty fun. All in all, a cool book.

Thank you netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Lovely storybook with vivid photographs and fun facts. The author shares incredible pictures and opens a world where small unimaginable things are just a microscopic view away. Loved it!