Animals Illustrated: Arctic Land Mammals

Animals Illustrated mixes fun-filled animal facts suitable for the youngest of readers with intricately detailed illustrations to create a unique and beautiful introduction to Arctic animals for young readers. 

This collection of material from the Animals Illustrated series gives readers a focused understanding of how land mammals survive in the Arctic, what they have in common that helps them withstand the icy cold temperatures, and how their unique behaviours and adaptations help them succeed in this habitat.

Presented in the form of an illustrated children’s encyclopedia, this book provides introductory information about mammals, predator and prey relationships, and how animals adapt to live in the Arctic, before providing detailed spreads with facts about each of the following animals: polar bears, Arctic wolves, Arctic foxes, muskoxen, caribou, wolverines, lemmings, and Arctic hares.

Written by David Aglukark, Dorothy Aglukark, Jaypeetee Arnakak, William Flaherty, Monica Ittusardjuat, Brian Koonoo, and Allen Niptanatiak | Illustrated by Sean Bigham, Danny Christopher, Kagan McLeod, Amiel Sandland, Patricia Ann Lewis-MacDougall, Lenny Lischenko, and Joseph Starkey

Hardcover (English) | ISBN: 978-1-77227-585-8 | $26.95 | 11” x 8″ | Full-colour illustrations throughout | 48 pages | Ages 6-8 |

Praise

“Arctic Land Mammals would be a good option for public and school libraries that have not bought the individual volumes or for families that do not have all the volumes at home. Highly recommended. 5 stars out of 5.”—Polar Libraries Bulletin