My First Jungle Atlas

(Hardback)

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With gorgeous illustrations and hundreds of fascinating facts, this addition to the My First Atlas series brings the planets jungles to life for kids 4-7.

Get ready for an exciting adventure through the worlds jungles. Explore the Amazon rainforest to see squirrel monkeys and Emperor tamarins scampering through the tree canopy. Meet a gorilla family in the Congo and watch them groom each other while their babies play. Feel the heat of the Indian jungle as you spy tigers on the prowl. Marvel at lemurs and sifakas as they leap between baobab trees in Madagascar.

From the misty mountain cloud forests of Costa Rica to the tropical jungles of Sumatra, and from the very top of the rainforest canopy to the shady forest floor, meet a wide array of jungle animalssome familiar, some strange. Learn about the plants and trees that make up some of Earths most precious places and discover how the animals that live there survive.

FILLED WITH FACTS: Hundreds of facts for curious young jungle explorers.

BOLD ILLUSTRATIONS: Tigers, elephants, gorillas, lemurs, and more are depicted in bright, colorful illustrations that accurately represent their key features and characteristics.

EXPERT AUTHORITY: Created in collaboration with an expert zoologist.

READ ALONE OR READ ALOUD: Independent readers will pore over the fascinating facts about jungle animals and plants, and emerging readers will love learning along with their favorite grown-up.

PLAY THE SPOT IT GAME: Can you find the creature that is lurking in the watering hole How many baby orangutans can you see Kids will love reading the clues on every page to find their favorite animals.

Author Bio

Camilla de la Bedoyere studied zoology and geology at Bristol University, and has written many books for children about the natural world. Camilla is also a specialist childrens literacy teacher, developing reading skills and encouraging a love of learning through books.

Greco Westermann has always been fascinated by creatures, both real and imaginary. He draws inspiration from the natural world and enjoys using his knowledge of biology to highlight an animals unique features, using bold and eye-catching shapes and colors.