Jim Arnosky è un autore e illustratore con un profondo focus sui soggetti naturalistici. Il suo lavoro incoraggia i lettori di tutte le età a connettersi con il mondo naturale che li circonda. I suoi scritti sono una testimonianza della sua passione e curiosità per la vita selvatica che dura da tutta la vita. L'approccio di Arnosky, radicato nell'attenta osservazione e nel rispetto per la fauna selvatica, invita i lettori a esplorare e scoprire da soli.
Exploring the Seashore
Young beachcombers will explore both traditional and contemporary methods of collecting and identifying their beach finds. This book offers engaging content that appeals to children seeking a relaxing and enjoyable experience while discovering the wonders of the shore.
When Grandfather Buffalo, the oldest bull of the herd, trails behind the group, he finds that he is joined by a newborn calf.
Exploring the life cycle and habitat of manatees, Jim Arnosky's latest addition to the All About series provides answers to children's questions about these gentle aquatic mammals. The book features captivating details and is enhanced by Arnosky's colorful watercolors, making it an engaging read for young audiences eager to learn about wildlife.
Embarking on his first journey to the American Southwest, the naturalist-illustrator shares vivid encounters with a diverse array of wildlife, including Gila monsters, snakes, lizards, deer, and hummingbirds. The narrative is enriched with full-color illustrations that bring the desert's unique inhabitants to life, offering readers a captivating glimpse into this vibrant ecosystem.
The story follows two otter pups as they explore their underwater environment, gliding, diving, and hunting under their mother's watchful eye. The captivating watercolor illustrations by Arnosky invite readers to immerse themselves in this vibrant aquatic world, appealing even to those who may not typically be drawn to such themes.
Four young coyotes harrass the animals in a desert canyon until they run into a rattlesnake.
On their first day outside the nest, Mother rabbit's five babies encounter new creatures and adventures. A sudden rain shower forces them to seek shelter under a hedge, where they meet various wild animals. The book features Jim Arnosky's beautiful watercolors and straightforward text, making it an engaging introduction to nature for young readers.
The story follows a baby raccoon who, after being swept away in a canoe, embarks on an unexpected journey filled with new sights and experiences. As he navigates the challenges and wonders of his surroundings, the tale mirrors a child's first adventure away from home, capturing both the thrill and fear of exploration. This narrative provides young readers with a comforting perspective on independence and discovery.
The story centers around a bear that appears each autumn in the woodland behind a family farm, creating a sense of wonder and anticipation. As winter approaches, the bear's presence sparks curiosity and reflection among the family, intertwining themes of nature, seasonal change, and the bond between humans and wildlife. The narrative explores the impact of the bear's visits on the family's life, highlighting the beauty and unpredictability of the natural world.
Artist and naturalist Jim Arnosky encourages all artists--beginners and professionals--to take sketchbook in hand and discover spring as it unfolds. This "is a lovingly put-together volume [with] soft, spontaneous yet thoughtful illustrations."--Kirkus Reviews.
