An Animal a Day

By Miranda Smith, Illustrated by Kaja Kajfež, Santiago Calle, Mateo Markov and Max Rambaldi

A fascinating animal for every day of the year!

Dip in each day to discover a new animal to enjoy sharing with friends or family – make sure to find YOUR birthday animal!

Travel through the incredible ecosystems and habitats of our beautiful planet, and meet some of the most fascinating animals that call them home. Dive into the oceans to find whales and giant squid, journey across the icy poles with penguins and polar bears, race across the African savanna with lions and wildebeest – and so much more.

Each day’s entry is filled with fascinating facts – learn about completely new animals, and find out some incredible new sides to animals you might see often in everyday life.

This stunning book is packed with breathtaking illustrations to bring each animal to life. It also features information about conservation, and how we can protect endangered animals and the places they call home.

The ULTIMATE gift for animal lovers aged 6 and up.

Format: Hardback
Ageband: 6 to 9
Release Date: 09 Nov 2023
Pages: 224
ISBN: 978-0-00-853429-5
Miranda Smith has written and edited information books and articles for children and adults on a huge variety of subjects. Like the children she writes for, she likes to explore and find out about new things.Kaja Kajfež is a freelance illustrator who brings stories to life through her art. Her professional work is primarily centred on children\'s books, while her personal projects reflect her love for nature.Colombian artist Santiago Calle’s work is infused with his passion for pin-up art, 3D printing, and the aesthetics of vintage, retro, and Art Nouveau styles.Since Max Rambaldi\'s was a child, she has been hungry for blank space to fill with her words and strokes. She draws mostly with a graphic tablet, using textured brushes.Mateo Markov is a self-taught artist from Croatia. Focusing on 2D illustration, his work is tailored for games, books, board games, and more.

'A spectacular year-long menagerie . . . this is a real winner for enticing readability.” Imogen Russell Williams, The Guardian -

“It’s such a novel way to learn about both familiar and new animals, including their size, diet, location and survival status. Children will love flicking through the breathtaking illustrations too.” Teach Primary -