Wild Animals of the World by Dieter Braun
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Wild Animals of the World by Dieter Braun is the book that gave me FOMO as I saw it appear all over kidsbookstagram last year. And then I spotted the capercaillie - a brilliant Scottish bird - inside and I knew I had to have it!
Creating a book which captures the wonder and beauty of the natural world is, without a doubt, a true feat. But this incredible non-fiction brings to life the power, colour and strength of the creatures we share our planet with. Shining a spotlight on feathered, furry and scaled inhabitants from all over the globe, this is a stunning collection of fauna that walk, swim and fly around our planet. Bold colours, crisp lines and a graphic style truly dazzle.
And so it’s both equally a fascinating read as well as meditative. Capturing the imagination and making you contemplate the importance and beauty of these amazing wild animals. Reminding us that we should not assume that we are the more important creature on Earth. That we cannot and should not imagine a world without these amazing animals. That although humankind could exist without tigers, elephants and lynx, we should not want to. Ultimately the conservation message in this book is simply to show us what we should already know: the wild animals of the world are worthy.
Happy reading and mouth-gaping whilst reading this beauty!
Kim and the bairns x
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“Toddlers to teenagers” - I think you can stretch that to include Grandpas. This looks fabulous!
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