One Day On Our Blue Planet In The Rainforest

by Ella Bailey

Overview

From breakfast to dinner, dusk to dawn, children will love spending the day with this curious young spider monkey.

The series focused on the way our young animal friends spend a day continues with an adventurous spider monkey exploring the bustling rainforest of South America with his mother by his side.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781911171089
Publisher:	Nobrow Ltd.
Publication date:	09/26/2017
Series:	One Day On Our Blue Planet Series
Pages:	32
Product dimensions:	10.60(w) x 9.50(h) x 0.20(d)
Age Range:	3 - 7 Years

About the Author

Ella Bailey is an illustrator and writer who focuses on creating charming characters and character-based illustrations, particularly for stories and children’s books. Bailey’s style is playful and engaging, resulting in stories that are charged with imagination and will undoubtedly captivate any young reader. She lives in Nottingham.

Editorial Reviews

"The friendly animal designs, minimal story, and very basic information make this a good one for all those young explorers and scientists out there."
— School Library Journal

From the Publisher

02/01/2018
PreS-K—This book takes readers through a day in the rainforest by following a young spider monkey. From the top of the canopy to the dense growth underneath, every page is filled with colorful creatures and foliage, all of which are easily spotted against the lighter hued backgrounds. Birds and mammals are the most prevalent, but there are also a few examples of amphibians, insects, reptiles, and fish. Many of these creatures are labelled on the endpapers, giving interested children a chance to find and identify them. Bailey's illustration style is in line with the publisher's aesthetic. Her lovely digital work is full of stylized, shape-based creations, lots of contrast, and splatters and strokes that add texture. VERDICT The friendly animal designs, minimal story, and very basic information make this a good one for all those young explorers and scientists out there.—Rachel Forbes, Oakville Public Library, Ont.

School Library Journal