Jean Craighead George è stata un'autrice le cui opere hanno esplorato profondamente il tessuto del mondo naturale e la sua intrinseca connessione con l'esperienza umana. Spinta da un profondo amore per la natura e le sue creature, ha infuso nelle sue narrazioni vivide rappresentazioni della natura selvaggia. La sua scrittura si addentra frequentemente in temi di gestione ambientale e nelle intricate relazioni tra le persone e la natura, offrendo ai lettori spunti avvincenti sulle preoccupazioni ecologiche. Attraverso i suoi memorabili personaggi e la sua avvincente narrazione, George ha dato vita alla bellezza e alla fragilità del mondo naturale per il suo pubblico.
Un giallo ecologico per scoprire le vere cause di una morte misteriosa
Il sindaco di una cittadina americana si illude di vivere in un'oasi beata, senza inquinamento: ma gli aprirà gli occhi Tony che, indagando sulla morte improvvisa di un pettirosso, farà incredibili scoperte.
The narrative highlights the historical persecution of wolves in the United States and their journey toward recovery after near extinction. It emphasizes the ecological benefits of their reintroduction and aims to instill appreciation for these animals in young readers. With stunning illustrations by Wendell Minor and engaging text from Jean Craighead George, the book encourages awareness of environmental balance and the importance of protecting endangered species, inspiring readers of all ages to take action.
In 1959, Jean Craighead George's My Side of the Mountain, a coming-of-age tale about a boy and his falcon, won a Newbery Honor and has captivated readers for decades. The subsequent books, On the Far Side of the Mountain and Frightful's Mountain, are now collected in a deluxe volume for both longtime fans and newcomers.
The narrative chronicles the remarkable journey of the buffalo, highlighting its near extinction and subsequent resurgence. It weaves together historical elements involving the Plains Indians, cowboys, and notable figures like Teddy Roosevelt, while also addressing environmental challenges such as the Dust Bowl. Complemented by stunning illustrations from Wendell Minor, the book aims to inspire readers to appreciate and safeguard the fragile balance of nature, fostering a sense of responsibility for wildlife conservation.
Sam is joined in the Catskill Mountains by his younger sister, Alice, who is quietly living in a tree house of her own. Their peaceful life is shattered when a conservation officer confiscates Sam's falcon, Frightful, and Alice suddenly vanishes. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
A baby boy is given an Inupiat name to go with his English one and grows up learning the traditional ways of the Eskimo people living in the Arctic.
Exploring the nuances of feline communication, this book by Jean Craighead George reveals how to understand and respond to your cat's behaviors and sounds. With a blend of insightful text and engaging photographs, the author, a Newbery Medal winner, shares techniques to foster a deeper connection with your beloved pet, making it easier to decipher their unique language.
The narrative follows three wolf pups from their first moments of life through their development into skilled hunters. Through lyrical diary entries, the story captures their playful antics, learning to howl, and the bond of their pack. It also highlights the environmental changes affecting their habitat in the lower 48 states. Enhanced by Lucia Washburn's stunning illustrations, the book offers an intimate look at the growth of these majestic animals, celebrating the beauty and challenges of nature.
Newbery Award Honor book, ALA Notable book, Hans Christian Award book.
When Julie returns to her father's Eskimo village, she struggles to find a way to save her beloved wolves in a changing Arctic world and she falls in love with a young Siberian man.
