Hope Rowan likes plunging into tide pools, looking under seaweed, mucking around in dirt, and studying maps. She has spent the past fifteen years creating, designing, and teaching children about maps as a certified Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Professional. Her first tent camping in Maine was in a crib and she was introduced to the trails of Acadia from her father's shoulders. She remembers eating M&Ms under the stars on top of Cadillac Mountain, canoeing in coves at dusk, and picking quarts of blueberries on the quiet side of the island. Hope's summer vacation experiences in Acadia led her to attend the College of the Atlantic. Now she lives on Mount Desert Island with Acadia National Park as her backyard.Jada Fitch grew up in a family-built log cabin in Sebago, Maine. Much of her childhood was spent attending art classes, doing craft projects, and building forts at her grandparents' general store. She is the author and illustrator of the children's book, "Tea with Hazel." The illustrator of the Wildlife on the Move series of board books, she now resides in Portland, Maine, with her husband, Philip, and dog, Daisy. When she's not at her desk drawing, she's usually out birding, or knitting and watching nature documentaries.
...entirely different from the many other Acadia guides out there.
In fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a hiking guide like it
anywhere. [...] In addition to 10 different hikes, the book
includes sections on hiking safety, Acadia guidelines, hiking with
dogs and rainy-day resources and ideas.--Aislinn Sarnacki, Bangor
Daily News
There's journaling, there are illustrations, and there's mapping.
It's a literacy goldmine.--Susan Plimpton, Southwest Harbor Public
Library children's librarian
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