I think other people should read Wildlife Wong and the Sumatran Rhino so they can learn more about rhinos and sun bears too. I liked it when Wildlife Wong learnt how to stuff animals. It's cool that the Sumatran rhino is a good swimmer like me. I thought the idea of grinding up our toenail clippings and selling them for lots of money was a funny idea, but it shows us how careless we are when we kill rhinos to grind up their horns. 

My favourite part of this book was reading about when William taught Wildlife Wong how to stuff an animal and when Wong stuffed the leopard cat. While reading the book, I felt anger and disbelief, because people have let the rhinos die out.
Wildlife’s Wong’s work is absolutely amazing. It is great at the end to find out interesting information about the animals I just read about and follow the fun experiments!

This is a great book (like all of your others… of course) for kids who want to help the environment or just want to read and learn about different animals.
Sumatran rhinos are so interesting. I enjoyed reading all the facts like what they eat, why they are endangered, how we can help, and that their horns are made of a protein called keratin. I never knew Sumatran rhinos descended from Woolly Rhinos.
I love all the stories about Wildlife Wong, especially when Wong tries something new like taxidermy.
The way that you bold and explain difficult words that some kids (including me) might not understand, makes it so much easier and more exciting to read. We are learning so much as we read…… interesting facts, big fancy words and so much more.