Bøger i Rozanne's Wildlife Travels serien

When Rozanne was a child like her readers, she LOVED wildlife. When she grew up, she longed to see wildlife where they live-in the wild. Rozanne Tracks Polar Bears at Edge of Arctic is based on author Rozanne Weissman's fourth wildlife journey to REMOTE Churchill, Manitoba, Canada-the "Polar Bear Capital of the World." Doors to homes and cars MUST be unlocked so that anyone can enter to be safe from fierce, powerful polar bears. Highlights: dogsledding, helicoptering to a polar bear den, and MANY exciting color photos and videos of polar bears that had not eaten in 145 days. Rozanne's three previous wildlife journeys are covered in her first highly acclaimed wildlife children's book, Rozanne Travels to Africa to Kiss a Giraffe-30+ 5-star reviews on Amazon. Rozanne "transports" children with her on FOUR (4) wildlife journeys through two UNIQUE books' REAL STORIES with REAL color photos vs. illustrations, emojis, accompanying videos on Rozanne's Wildlife Travels YouTube channel, and both in-person and virtual classroom visits. The 2 books are part of her NEW Rozanne's Wildlife Travels children's book series-same name as YouTube channel. Where next? For children who love animals, ages 2-8. YouTube channel: https: //youtube.com/@RozannesWildlifeTravelsRozanneWeissman.com

When Rozanne was a little girl she loved watching wild animals. When she grew up, she traveled to see wildlife where they lived-a childhood dream. Rozanne Travels to Africa to Kiss a Giraffe covers three wildlife adventures with her engaging, full-color animal photos-from consoling a baby orphaned orangutan in the rain forests of Borneo, Indonesia, to African safaris where Rozanne was so excited to see elephants close up and FIVE elusive leopards, including 2 leopard cubs!! Then, Rozanne saw her first penguins in the wild and adopted a baby orphaned elephant. Despite her fears, Rozanne was determined to kiss a giraffe. Does she?Rozanne's 3 1/2 year old "book consultant" wants to kiss a giraffe. She added more emojis to "help older children recognize words."For girls and boys 2-9 who love wildlife/animals-from learning to recognize various wildlife to greater depth.