Welcome to Litsy!

If, like me, you‘ve read all the Anna Pigeon books and are looking for something similar to fill that gap, look no further! Alex is a field biologist who goes to rural Montana for a wolverine study on protected land. After an extremely frosty reception from the locals, she sees a man running and vomiting on her one trail camera and things get going from there. I‘ve already put book 2 on hold.

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Lawrence Anthony details his struggle to save the last northern white rhinos.

Wonderfully written, albeit a hard read especially because rhinos are my favorite animal.

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1) No pets right now. I‘d like to get my daughter a cat.
2) Yes, both.
3) Voyage of the Turtle.

#wonderouswednesday

Meh. The introduction was awesome but is never spoken of again. The book follows her on a journey across the globe in search of a fish. But as a read I never really understood why? And honestly I didn‘t care either.

This book is beautifully illustrated and written to describe the world if sharks suddenly disappeared. This would be great in a classroom of younger learners, specially during a unit on global warming! If students were expressing their fear of sharks, then this is a beautiful book to tell about the wonders of how they disappeared. It is a very real topic and shows students how our planet could be changed by a small thing!

Nonfiction- If Sharks Disappeared, written by Lily Williams. This book is a beautiful book with bright illustrations that describe sharks. This book discusses the environment, how long they have been on Earth, the predators they are, and what would happen if they were extinct. This book is beautifully illustrated and written and helps explain to students in a friendly manner.

“If sharks disappeared…the ocean would no longer be balanced. Although different species have different diets, most sharks typically eat sick, slow, or weak prey, leaving the healthy animals to reproduce.”