A Little Round Panda on the Big Blue Earth
Tory Christie
(Author)
Luciana Navarro Powell
(Illustrator)
Description
In the middle of a Chinese forest, a little round panda munches on bamboo. Where is his place on the big, blue Earth? Starting with a baby panda in a bamboo forest, this richly illustrated poem illuminates a unique geographical perspective, showcasing China's environment. Take in ever-widening views from forest to terraced farms to village and city, country, continent, ocean, and finally the planet in space. Endsheets include a map of Asia labeling places shown. Perfect for inspiring young minds to think big, this picture book also supports C3 standards for geography related to maps, culture, and environment.Product Details
Price
$19.99
$18.59
Publisher
Amicus Ink
Publish Date
August 10, 2021
Pages
32
Dimensions
9.5 X 10.3 X 0.5 inches | 1.0 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9781681526546
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About the Author
Tory Christie is a real scientist by day and secretly writes children's books at night. When it is light outside, she studies rocks and water. After dark, she writes silly science stories that kids and grownups can laugh about. Check out her latest series, Curious McCarthy, and explore science with Curious and her zany family. Tory Christie grew up in a large family, but her family was nothing like the McCarthys -- honestly. The McCarthys are completely fiction -- really. Tory Christie lives in Fargo, North Dakota with her medium-sized family. Find out more at: www.torychristie.com.
Luciana Navarro Powell has created art since childhood and became a full-time illustrator in 2001. She moved from watercolor and acrylic paints to the digital brush--loving the freedom and the possibilities of experimentation with textures--and then to mixed media, incorporating photographs and scanned objects with traditional techniques in a digital melting pot. The colors, vibrancy, and warmth of her native Brazil infuse her work with a sunny optimism, humor, and warm human-animal-landscape interactions. As an immigrant, she makes sure that kids can see themselves in her art.
