Books with title 1001 Facts About Wild Animals

All About Wild Animals introduces young readers to creatures found all around the world — deserts, mountains, jungles, oceans, the Arctic, even their own backyards. Included are exotic animals such as lemurs, dolphins, and frilled lizards; nocturnal creatures like owls and bats; and familiar friends such as rabbits, mice, and butterflies. Illustrated by acclaimed artist Maurice Pledger, this engaging interactive book contains 11 animal activites such as puzzles, drawing projects, a diary section, 73 colorful stickers, and a cool croc-shaped pen!

It was a jungle out there until All About Wild Animals came along! Each book in this entertaining, easy-to-read series captures a different wild animal and tells all about it, from physical features and family members to feeding habits and natural habitats. Young readers will enjoy the many fun facts and full-color photos in this captivating wildlife library.

A collection of winning poetry by children from around the world in celebration of the world's wildlife. The book marks the 30th anniversary of the wildlife charity, Born Free Foundation, and the poems are those chosen from the Wild About Animals Children's Poetry Competition 2014. Judges: Pam Ayres, Brian Patten, Lauren St John, Richard Bonfield, Virginia McKenna and Debz Hobbs-Wyatt. Proceeds from the sale of this special book go to the Born Free Foundation.

Part of a series of first picture information books encouraging the very young to learn about the world around them, this book about wild animals introduces a variety of familiar and exotic animals arranged under themes of special interest to this age group. The realistic artwork and captions provide a clear and simple text. A list of contents and an index are intended to teach children how to use books for reference purposes. Michael Chinery has written many natural history books including "All About Baby Animals" and the "Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Animals". Peter Barrett, the illustrator, has worked on the "Readers Digest Field Guides" and "Moses the Kitten".