Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Karen Romano Young is a writer, illustrator, science communicator and polar explorer. She has written more than two dozen books for children, and has illustrated several. Her acclaimed science books include Try This!, Mission: Sea Turtle Rescue, Shark Quest, and Antarctica: The Melting Continent. She is a veteran of seven ocean science research voyages, including dives to the bottom of the ocean. Karen lives in the woods Connecticut, USA, with her husband and a big furry dog.
<p>"This <strong>stunning book</strong> explains the <strong>importance of the islands</strong> in a <strong>child-friendly way</strong>."</p>
- Natasha Harding, The Sun
<p>"This <strong>beautiful</strong>, <strong>fact-packed book</strong> allows young readers to experience the unique Galápagos Islands in <strong>vivid</strong> and <strong>colourful detail</strong>"</p>
- Pam Norfolk, Book-marked
<p>"The <strong>genius of this book</strong> is to<strong> explore the wonder of the Galápagos</strong> while inspiring us to <strong>think deeply about the planet as a whole</strong>."</p>
GeekDad
<p>"<strong>Exotic</strong> but also<strong> incredibly educational</strong> and <strong>important</strong> this is a <strong>fabulous non-fiction book</strong>."</p>
Armadillo Magazine
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Karen Romano Young is a writer, illustrator, science communicator and polar explorer. She has written more than two dozen books for children, and has illustrated several. Her acclaimed science books include Try This!, Mission: Sea Turtle Rescue, Shark Quest, and Antarctica: The Melting Continent. She is a veteran of seven ocean science research voyages, including dives to the bottom of the ocean. Karen lives in the woods Connecticut, USA, with her husband and a big furry dog.