Jonathan London is the award-winning author of dozens of
children’s books, including the popular Froggy series illustrated
by Frank Remkiewicz. He is well known for his compassion for – and
commitment to – the natural world. His other Walker title was Let
the Lynx Come In, illustrated by Patrick Benson. He lives in
Northern California. You can visit Jonathan at his website:
jonathan-london.net.
Meilo So was born in Hong Kong and grew up in England. She has
illustrated many children's books, including Pale Male by Janet
Schulman and Water Sings Blue by Kate Coombs. Meilo So lives in the
Shetland Islands, Scotland. You can see more of her work at her
website: www.meiloso.com.
Jonathan London is the award-winning author of dozens of children's books, including the popular Froggy series illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz. He is well known for his compassion for - and commitment to - the natural world. His other Walker title was Let the Lynx Come In, illustrated by Patrick Benson. He lives in Northern California. You can visit Jonathan at his website: jonathan-london.net. Meilo So was born in Hong Kong and grew up in England. She has illustrated many children's books, including Pale Male by Janet Schulman and Water Sings Blue by Kate Coombs. Meilo So lives in the Shetland Islands, Scotland. You can see more of her work at her website: www.meiloso.com.
Fun and informative, this beautifully illustrated, strong narrative
belongs in every collection.
—School Library Journal (starred review)
Otters love to play, and so do children. Perhaps that is why so
many children love otters, "one of the most playful creatures of
all wildlife," which London highlights in this engaging text
featuring irresistible illustrations by So...Both playful and
beguiling, just like its subjects.
—Kirkus Reviews
London, the author of 100-plus picture books and best known for his
ever-growing Froggy series, combines family adventure and facts to
create a frolicsome, informative tale...So’s whimsical art—aptly
conceived in flowing watercolors—adds mischievous charm to all that
beckoning play.
—Booklist
A clutch of river otter pups grows and develops through the four
seasons of their North American habitat...Lively illustrations
capture the kinetic movements of otters, their slinky, flexible
bodies, and the irresistible cuteness of their stocky paws and
whiskered faces.
—The Horn Book
Kids who enjoyed London’s introduction to those poop-flinging
heavyweight hippos (Hippos Are Huge, BCCB 5/15) will be delighted
with this return engagement on North American river otters...So’s
watercolor illustrations are as supple and sinuous as their
subject; dark hatching and dashes of delicate outlining give the
otters a solidity that contrasts well with their translucently
rendered surroundings.
—Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
London's sprightly narrative teams with So's naturalistic
watercolors to follow pups' progress from birth in the spring
through the end of their first year.
—San Francisco Chronicle
The beautiful watercolor illustrations are neatly done...This is a
nonfiction adventure book filled with facts that children will love
to read and to look at the pictures of the otters playing chase,
tag, and racing with one another.
—School Library Connection
Fun and informative, this beautifully illustrated, strong narrative belongs in every collection. --School Library Journal (starred review) Otters love to play, and so do children. Perhaps that is why so many children love otters, "one of the most playful creatures of all wildlife," which London highlights in this engaging text featuring irresistible illustrations by So...Both playful and beguiling, just like its subjects. --Kirkus Reviews London, the author of 100-plus picture books and best known for his ever-growing Froggy series, combines family adventure and facts to create a frolicsome, informative tale...So's whimsical art--aptly conceived in flowing watercolors--adds mischievous charm to all that beckoning play. --Booklist A clutch of river otter pups grows and develops through the four seasons of their North American habitat...Lively illustrations capture the kinetic movements of otters, their slinky, flexible bodies, and the irresistible cuteness of their stocky paws and whiskered faces. --The Horn Book Kids who enjoyed London's introduction to those poop-flinging heavyweight hippos (Hippos Are Huge, BCCB 5/15) will be delighted with this return engagement on North American river otters...So's watercolor illustrations are as supple and sinuous as their subject; dark hatching and dashes of delicate outlining give the otters a solidity that contrasts well with their translucently rendered surroundings. --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books London's sprightly narrative teams with So's naturalistic watercolors to follow pups' progress from birth in the spring through the end of their first year. --San Francisco Chronicle The beautiful watercolor illustrations are neatly done...This is a nonfiction adventure book filled with facts that children will love to read and to look at the pictures of the otters playing chase, tag, and racing with one another. --School Library Connection
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