A Wild Child's Guide to Endangered Animals
This beautifully illustrated children's book is a lesson in mindfulness and observation, presence and perspective in an easy to follow format with engaging stories about the uniqueness of lesser known endangered species and most importantly, what we can do how to save them.
For The Little Animal Lovers & Caretakers
From the mysterious Tiger-Tail Seahorse to the magical Suckle Cuckoo Bumble Bee. From ocean to air and dirt to forest, let your budding conservationist explore a new range of at-risk animals who are worthy too, of fighting for.
Book Highlights & Information
☆ Suitable for years 6 - 10+
☆ Paperback
☆ A 112-paged menagerie of wonder
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Here's what was said about A Wild Child's Guide To Endangered Animals by Millie Moratta...
Name: Ollie
Age: 7 years old
Story Rating: 3/5
Picture Rating: 5/5
Ollie: "I didn't know a lot of these animals and I thought I knew most of the animals. So I liked the book, yeh."
Millie Marotta is a Welsh author whose passion for the natural world is apparent upon first glance of her work. Millie is the author and illustrator of "A Wild Child's Guide to Endangered Animals" having also studied Wildlife Illustration. The collaboration and connection between text and picture is captivating and easily engaging to a broad age of readers.
Fun Fact: An Honours degree in Wildlife Illustration is a real thing! But if a year long full-time degree is a bit much of a commitment, then the University of Newcastle offers a FREE online natural history illustration course that lasts six weeks! You're never too Big or Little to pick up a pencil!
This children's book measures: 25 x 1 x 31
Number of pages: 112
Age recommendation: Suitable for years 6-10+
