Andrea Debbink is the author of several books for kids and a former
editor at American Girl magazine. Her favorite way to explore our
wild world is hiking a trail or kayaking a river. She lives and
writes in Madison, Wisconsin, and you can learn more about her at
AndreaDebbink.com.
Asia Orlando is an illustrator and digital artist based in
Amsterdam. She is the founder of #OurPlanetWeek, an illustration
movement aimed at promoting environmental awareness.
A 2021 Foreword INDIES Finalist for Juvenile Nonfiction
“A treasure trove of animals, familiar as well as not so
well-known, and the scientists and activists who help them survive
and thrive.”—School Library Journal, starred review
“Animals are always a hot topic for kids, and this STEAM offering
for middle-graders is sure to please.”—Booklist
“Filled with history and facts about creatures that are beautifully
expressed and explained.”—Beary Into Books
“A wonderful book packed with amazing information!”—The Momma
Spot
“A fantastic discovery tour of creatures!”—Nourished by Books
“A must have for families looking to make a difference in the
world...Get ready to be blown away with the awe inspiring
illustrations that fill the pages of this environmental stewardship
handbook, while gaining practical tools and skills.”—Inspired by
Savannah
Praise for The Wild World Handbook: Habitats
PureWow Happy Kid Award Winner 2021 for Best 8+ Book
“This gorgeous book features beautifully detailed illustrations,
facts, stories and tips on making your own biome and helping to
protect the environment.... A practical guide for young climate
activists and junior conservationists.”—CNN Underscored
“Beautifully illustrated….An entertaining and educational book for
environmentally conscious nature lovers that will inspire
action.”—Booklist
“Well-designed and smartly organized...providing inspiration that
proves that all types of people can enjoy and protect
nature.”—Kirkus Reviews
“This accessible guide offers a good balance of detailed
information with engaging activities and calls to action....A
strong choice to inspire young changemakers for our planet.”—School
Library Journal
“Hopeful, even as it leaves no stone unturned on the path to
mitigating grave ecological issues like climate change,
deforestation and overfishing...The result leaves readers — whether
middle grade or middle-aged — informed, inspired and, most
importantly, empowered.”—Madison Magazine
“For the quieter kid, or perhaps for an Earth-minded child who may
need to stay indoors for part of the summer...With more facts, less
adventure, this book offers ecology-based biographies, activities
to do indoors, fun facts, places to visit, and information about
our world.”—Terri Schlichenmeyer
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