Where are all the Animals?
A charming and warming story about animals learning the importance of connection to our human planet, finding their place in the world and taking centre stage. Engaging the reader's senses describing the sounds and feel of animals and our understanding of the animal kingdom. An activity book filled with fun and adventure, humour and playfulness, diversity and inclusion. Less is more - reduce our carbon footprint...
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Where are all the Animals?
A charming and warming story about animals learning the importance of connection to our human planet, finding their place in the world and taking centre stage. Engaging the reader's senses describing the sounds and feel of animals and our understanding of the animal kingdom. An activity book filled with fun and adventure, humour and playfulness, diversity and inclusion. Less is more - reduce our carbon footprint...
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Where are all the Animals?

Where are all the Animals?

Where are all the Animals?

Where are all the Animals?

Overview

A charming and warming story about animals learning the importance of connection to our human planet, finding their place in the world and taking centre stage. Engaging the reader's senses describing the sounds and feel of animals and our understanding of the animal kingdom. An activity book filled with fun and adventure, humour and playfulness, diversity and inclusion. Less is more - reduce our carbon footprint...

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781035873562
Publisher: Austin Macauley
Publication date: 07/18/2025
Pages: 28
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.08(d)
Age Range: 6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Jennifer Shakes is a professional animal conservationist artist, author and speaker. She studied at Whitechapel University, gaining a BA Honours Degree in Business Studies & Law. She previously worked in banks in the City of London as a desktop publisher. She has been recognised for her art at Colchester Zoo and drew their Southern White Rhino (Ceratotherium simum), currently classed as near threatened on the ICUN Red List of Endangered Species, in charcoal. She recently showcased a gallery at Thoresby Courtyard, Nottingham, and discussed the importance of climate change to individuals and the purpose of looking after animals and our environment. Her main medium of art is colouring pencils and charcoal.
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