A World of Animals: Learn to draw more than 175 animals from the seven continents!

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A World of Animals is a unique how-to-draw book that takes you on a journey around the globe. Meet and draw more than 175 adorable animals from all seven continents, and enjoy the bonus double-sided poster and sticker pages! This step-by-step drawing book highlights the wonders of the animal kingdom, with more than 175 awesome animals to draw, a sticker challenge, a poster to hang on your wall, and tons of fun animal facts. Each section features animals from across the seven continents, providing natural history information in addition to step-by-step drawing lessons of each featured creature. There is a double-sided poster showing where all these animals live, and sticker pages too! All you need to do is find the correct spot in the book to place each sticker.

Can you complete the challenge This book includes unique critters in addition to more well known animals. With A World of Animals, you will get a general introduction to a wide variety of animals from around the globe, while learning geography, various animal habitats, and facts about the animals themselves. Best of all, the modern art style makes it easy to draw each animal, no matter your skill level! From Africa, draw the:

Elephant
Ostrich
Dung beetle
Zebra
Leopard
And more!

From Europe, draw the:

Camargue horse
Bottlenose dolphin
Tawny owl
Red squirrel
Fire salamander
And more!

From Asia, draw the:

Wild yak
Panda
Sand grouse
Tiger
Finless porpoise
And more!

From the Americas, draw the:

Monarch butterfly
Moose
Caribbean reef shark
Alpaca
Piranha
Toucan
Sloth
And more!

And from Australia, draw the:

Dingo
Kangaroo
Clownfish
Kiwi
Crocodile
And more!

Author Bio

Rimma Zainagova is an illustrator from Ulyanovsk, Russian Federation.Paul Calver has been creating books for 25 years. He has created everything from encyclopedias, sticker books, and nonfiction to children's novelty books. He lives in South London with his wife and two sons.