The Most Important Animal of All - The Big Cat Sanctuary

The Most Important Animal of All

THE MOST IMPORTANT ANIMAL OF ALL.

The Big Cat Sanctuary are delighted to stock and sell THE MOST IMPORTANT ANIMAL OF ALL.  A beautifully illustrated book suitable for children aged 5 to 8 years.

About the Creators
Illustrator Hannah Bailey is a talented illustrator who has established a reputation for nonfiction picture books. When the Whales Walked (Words & Pictures) won the SLA Children’s Choice Award for 7-12s, and in the US was an Outstanding Science Trade Book for Students.
Author Penny Worms has 30 years’ experience writing, editing and packaging children’s books.
Penny was advised by ecologist, educator and writer Alex Morss; Drs Ali Birkett and Sally Keith, Lancaster University; and Gemma Bailey, educator at The Big Cat Sanctuary.  A panel of experts from the British Ecological Society have reviewed and endorsed the book, including Dr Christopher Jeffs, and Professor Helen Roy from the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.

In July 2008, after a debate by scientists at the Royal Geographical Society, the Earthwatch Institute declared bees as the most important living beings on the planet.
In this beautifully illustrated picture book, endorsed by the British Ecological Society, a teacher challenges her class to come to their own conclusions about the most important animal of all.

RRP £12.99 with postage added £15.99

£16.00

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