Can You Spot the Leopard? (An African Safari) by Karen B. Winnick | Children’s Book Review
Book Details
Can You Spot the Leopard? An African Safari by Karen B. Winnick
Published by Greenleaf Book Group Press on 10/25/2022
Genres: Animals, Children's Picture Book, Educational
Format: eBook, Hardcover
Pages: 48
Source: Greenleaf Book Group, Received from the author or publisher for review.An African Wildlife Adventure in Poems and Paintings
Can You Spot the Leopard? is author/artist Karen B. Winnick’s newest picture book, an adventuresome African safari presented through poems and full-color paintings.Readers begin at sunrise, climbing into a jeep for a bumpy ride to view the wondrous animals as they would on a real safari.
All the poems are based on real observations of what animals do in the wild, related in an accessible way. There’s even a sighting, finally, of the elusive leopard, before returning to safari camp under a starry night.
At the back of the book, further information is relayed about each animal.
A fun, informational, educational adventure to read and reread.
Ms. Winnick is an animal enthusiast, president of the Los Angeles Zoo Commission, and author of more than a dozen picture books, including Gemina: The Crooked-Neck Giraffe, How Lucky Got His Shoe, and Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers.
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Purchase Links for Can You Spot the Leopard?
Click here for –> Amazon – OneLink for all countries.
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My thoughts on Can You Spot the Leopard?
Can You Spot the Leopard? is a beautifully illustrated book about African animals you could see on a safari.
The author has included a short poem about each animal. This lyrical prose helps early readers digest what they are reading.
You can sense the love and care that went into each page.
If your child is a fan of Wild Kratts, they will adore this book. You can’t go wrong here. Buy your copy today for your home, school, or as a gift.
I received a digital copy of the book from the author and Greenleaf Book Group to review. This is my honest, unbiased opinion.
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About Karen B. Winnick
Karen B. Winnick is the author and illustrator of Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers, Sybil’s Night Ride, Lucy’s Cave, A Year Goes Round, Barn Sneeze, Cassie’s Sweet Berry Pie, Sandro’s Dolphin, and Patch & The Strings. She is also the author of The Night of the Fireflies.
Her paintings have been exhibited in local galleries, and her poetry has been published in magazines and anthologies. She has also produced a play, Kindertransport, about Jewish children sent to England during WWII.
Karen serves as President of the Board of Commissioners for the Los Angeles Zoo; the Board of Trustees Emeritus at Brown University; the Board of Trustees at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library; the Board of Trustees of Fauna and Flora, International and the Board of Governors Syracuse University Hillel. She has also served on the Board of Trustees of The Jewish Museum in New York and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Council in Washington, D.C.
Karen received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Syracuse University. She also studied in Florence, Italy, at NYU, the School of Visual Arts, and at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Purchase Can You Spot the Leopard? online from a local Bookshop!
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Amazon Easy Info Links
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