Can you tell your wasps from your hornets or your frogs from your toads? Did you know that hares live in above-ground nests while rabbits live underground in burrows? Was it a herring gull or a common gull that stole your chips at the seaside? And what IS the difference between a shrimp and a prawn? (No, they're not the same animal!)
Get to know the animals that even grown-ups struggle to tell apart, from big cats with different coats like leopards and cheetahs, llamas and alpacas, lizards and salamanders and many more. Packed with fascinating facts and realistic artwork, Tell Us Apart is a beautiful gift package that outlines the key differences between the often-confused pairs in the animal kingdom to give budding young naturalists a fun facts edge.
Your order will be delivered by Post Haste, NZ Post, or NZ Couriers. If you would like the order to require signature for delivery, please let us know in the Special Instructions box below your cart before Checkout.
Orders placed on a weekday are usually shipped the next business day. Orders placed on weekends and public holidays will be shipped the following weekday. Orders will normally be sent using overnight options, but please allow an extra couple of days for rural orders.
All orders are wrapped in Pictura tissue paper, but if you would like a handwritten note or have any other special delivery instructions, please include this in the Special Instructions box.
Please note there is a Rural Delivery surcharge for rural addresses. Please make sure to choose this shipping option at check out if your address is classified as rural.
We only offer delivery within New Zealand at this time. If you are based overseas, please email us at hello@picturabooks.co.nz and we'll do out best to accommodate.
New Zealand Rates:
New Zealand Wide - $10
New Zealand Wide (Rural) - $16
Free Shipping on New Zealand orders over $120
We wrap all online orders in our bespoke PICTURA tissue. If you would like specific items wrapped individually or together, please include a note at checkout.
