A Wild Child's Guide to Endangered Animals: (Endangered Species Book, Wild Animal Guide, Books About Animals, Plant and Animal Books, Animal Art Books)

I AM SO PLEASED I have this book to review. It's such a beautiful book and one that I will treasure for years. It's a large hardback book 26 cm x32. The book is by Millie Marotta . The book is divided into sections, Oceans, deserts, wetlands, mountains, grasslands, freshwater, and forests. these basically cover everything on Earth. What the author does is focus on animals that are endangered and a map of the world at the back of the book shows the reader which country each animal, comes from.Each animal is represented in the book as one whole page to itself. On one side there will be an amazing drawing and on the other side, a bit of the animal's history to where they are now in terms of survival.It's a beautiful book . Even when you get to the section on oceans you have a double-page spread. The ocean double page is covered with fish, beautiful sea horses and some sea birds. There is also some information on for example oceans. This is the same for every different area of earth, So interesting.I bought this book for me to enjoy and browse and learn about animals and fish globally. Some of these creatures I have never heard of before. It is educational, inspiring and full of lovely drawings that capture the scene perfectly.This book is one to treasure for years to come.

I love this book. I love the artwork. Nowhere does it say it's a colouring book so I don't get how some people have thought it would be. I got it as I wanted some inspiration for colouring and shading in Millie's books and it is great for that. The extra information on each animal is wonderful too.

An excellent book that has been enjoyed by both a 9 & 12 year old. Artwork has encouraged both to try drawing animals.

Lovely, lovely book... Really recommend this. My 7 year old niece loved it.

Lovely book but unfortunately not a colouring book so I returned it. Might have been better if some of the animals could have been coloured in. Shame as I love Millie's books.