Books with author Jeanne Ann Macejko

A Zillion Zebras is a springboard for curiosity and educational lessons about nature and wildlife. Learn things about zebra families, frenemies, history and habitat that you never knew. And now, you can color them yourself!Did you know various breeds of zebras have different patterns of stripes? Or that zebras graze up to 22 hours a day? Or that you can help to bring the quagga zebra back after a century of extinction?With illustrations as intriguing as the animals, the zebra drawings hide dozens of smaller, intertwined zebras within their stripes. And you pick the colors!A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Quagga Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to reintroducing the extinct quagga to its native habitat.TEACHERS:Free hand-outs for educators are available to accompany A Zillion Zebras in the classroom. Visit the author’s website www.jeannegenie.com for a link to your free PDF download: Teachers Notes for A Zillion Zebras.

With long legs and an even longer neck, the giraffe moves with unexpected grace across the African continent. It is the tallest animal on earth. Learn more about these creatures and their amazing prehensile tongues, huge hearts, oversized lungs and keen eyesight. This is the companion book to A Jillion Giraffes is the newest book in a series that includes A Million Chameleons, A Zillion Zebras and A Billion Bugs uses similar illustration techniques with dozens of hand-drawn giraffes within each individual animal.

With long legs and an even longer neck, the giraffe moves with unexpected grace across the African continent. It is the tallest animal on earth. Learn more about these creatures and their amazing prehensile tongues, huge hearts, oversized lungs and keen eyesight. A Jillion Giraffes is the newest book in a series that includes A Million Chameleons, A Zillion Zebras and A Billion Bugs uses similar illustration techniques with dozens of hand-drawn giraffes within each individual animal. The companion book A Jillion Giraffes: Color Your Own is also available.

This richly illustrated nature study describes chameleons and lizards from around the globe. Full of information about these unusual animals, it is written in language that is accessible to young readers. Children will learn about the appearance, lifestyle, environment and habits of dozens of lizards. The brilliantly colored artwork is created with thousands of hand-drawn lizards within the larger creatures.

It’s enough to drive you buggy. Discover the amazing world of insects with A Billion Bugs. Did you know that the little creature known as a roly-poly is a cousin to the lobster? Or that scorpions glow blue-green when illuminated by a blacklight? Or that the deadliest animal on earth is a tiny, winged insect? For those who enjoy coloring inside (or outside) the lines, A Billion Bugs: Color Your Own is the third book in a series that includes A Million Chameleons:Color Your Own and A Zillion Zebras: Color Your Own. The book uses intriguing illustrations to introduce readers to the incredible beauty and biology of insects, arthropods and other bugs. A companion book in full color as well as a full-color kindle version are also available.

With long legs and an even longer neck, the giraffe moves with unexpected grace across the African continent. It is the tallest animal on earth. Learn more about their amazing prehensile tongues, huge hearts, oversized lungs and keen eyesight.A Jillion Giraffes is the newest book in a series that includes A Million Chameleons, A Zillion Zebras and A Billion Bugs uses similar illustration techniques with dozens of hand-drawn giraffes within each individual animal. A companion book, A Jillion Giraffes: Color Your Own, is also available.

It’s enough to drive you buggy. Discover the amazing world of insects with A Billion Bugs. Did you know that the little creature known as a roly-poly is a cousin to the lobster? Or that scorpions glow blue-green when illuminated by a blacklight? Or that the deadliest animal on earth is a tiny, winged insect? This third book in a series that includes A Million Chameleons and A Zillion Zebras uses intriguing illustrations to introduce readers to the incredible beauty and biology of insects, arthropods and other bugs. For those who enjoy coloring inside (or outside) the lines, the companion book A Billion Bugs: Color Your Own is also available.

Are zebras horses in striped pajamas? Not really. Did you know various breeds of zebras have different patterns of stripes? Or that zebras graze up to 22 hours every day? Or that you can help to bring back the quagga zebra after a century of extinction? A Zillion Zebras is a springboard for curiosity and educational lessons about nature and wildlife. Learn things about zebra families, frenemies, history and habitat that you never knew. With illustrations as intriguing as the animals, the zebra drawings hide dozens of smaller, intertwined zebras within their stripes. A “color your own” version is also available. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Quagga Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to reintroducing the extinct quagga to its native habitat. TEACHERS: Free hand-outs for educators are available to accompany A Zillion Zebras in the classroom. Visit the author’s website www.jeannegenie.com for a link to your free PDF download: Teachers Notes for A Zillion Zebras.