P is for Pangolin: an alphabet of obscure, endangered & underappreciated animals
What is a pangolin? Better yet, what is a yeti crab and how does it grow food? Learn fun and fascinating facts about these and many other little-known creatures from across the globe. Each animal is richly depicted in bright, playful watercolor illustrations. The back of the book features four teacher resource pages with thought-provoking activities written by the author, a certified teacher. In addition, there is a section dedicated to conservation for readers who want to take action. Even avid wildlife enthusiasts are sure to learn something new from this extraordinary alphabet book.
Read on to hear what the international conservation community has to say about this title!
PRAISE for P is for Pangolin:
"Anastasia Kierst's delightful book combines youth-friendly images with succinct informative text to open the eyes of the next generation to the world's rich wildlife heritage. This book should be an essential part of every child's education."
-Dr Richard Thomas, Global Communications Co-ordinator of TRAFFIC the wildlife trade monitoring network, is the leading non-governmental organization working globally on trade in wild animals and plants in the context of both biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. TRAFFIC is a strategic alliance between WWF and IUCN.
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"P is for Pangolin is a must have book for all children, families, and educators who are fascinated by our natural world. The enchanting illustrations and creative species bios give a much needed voice and face to the underdogs and often overlooked oddities of the animal world. From the critically endangered Axolotl salamander to toads named after rainbows, this stunning children's book, complete with bonus learning activities, will help to foster appreciation and value for ALL life on our amazing planet."
- Amphibian Ark Community Education Officer, Rachel Rommel
