“Roy explores how this region become a popular dining venue for sharks.” —BCCB

“This engaging narrative describes the annual white shark migration to San Francisco's Farallon Islands . . . Numerous shark-themed informational books have been published in recent years, and this unique treatment deserves a spot on most library shelves.” —Booklist

“*Look closely at the cover of this impressive account of great white sharks off the Northern California coast: that bright red in the illustration is blood trailing from a chunk of freshly killed immature elephant seal - and a signal that Roy's book will fully examine the sometimes chilling, always fascinating details of what makes this animal a predator.” —The Horn Book, STARRED REVIEW

“*For this debut picture book, the author joined researchers who tag and follow these sharks, and she's distilled their findings in a way that's sure to attract young readrs . . . Full of the eww factor, up-to-date facts and kid appeal, this spendid, gory introduction is not for the faint of heart!” —Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW

“*Accurate and captivating . . . Shark lovers of all ages will enjoy poring over the intense, vivid images.” —School Library Journal, STARRED REVIEW

“*Roy's reverence for her subject is evident in her majestic underwater scenes, while light humor and rich content round out a standout resource for shark enthusiasts.” —Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW