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by Saskia Gwinn (Author), Adam Ming (Illustrator)
Follow Zebra as she discovers how animals live and work together in this clever creature caper, packed with oodles of facts and a spoonful of silliness!
Packs, flocks, hives, prides, and especially herds--there are lots of amazing animal groups but there are SO many MORE. From chicken broods, shark shivers, and meerkat mobs to baboon troops, tuna shoals, and even a cauldron of bats, follow Zebra as she discovers how over 50 different animals live and work together in this super-fun collection of awesome animal tales. Find out who twists, swoops, and flies with her flock? (Starling!) Or which animals hum to tell others in their group that they're nearby? (Giraffe! But watch out, visitors . . . this animal has a mean karate kick!) Which animals clean each other, play together, and look after each other's young? (Lion!) Plus find out which group of animals ends up being the BEST at working together. And guess what? It's not just zebras who live in herds as this little Zebra is about to find out! Children will love discovering all the different kinds of animal groups and which clever creatures live in them, together with awesome facts that are easy to remember to make learning about the animal world fun. Also available: I'm Building a NestAuthor Biography
Saskia Gwinn has spent nearly 20 years carefully crafting beautiful books to inspire kids of all ages. She has worked as Head of Children's Non-fiction for Bloomsbury Publishing (UK), as Editorial Director for A&C Black, and as Editor for educational publishers and magazines. She has written and published award-winning books for every age and on every topic, from how time began to the silliest things in the world today. Her books include Secrets from the North Pole and Secrets from the Fairy World--where she has "helped" Santa's Head Elf, and the Guardian of the Great Fairy Tree, to share the secrets of their magical worlds.
Adam Ming is a Malaysian illustrator. He makes witty and energetic illustrations with a comic sensibility. His illustrations jump off the page, with a tactile quality that makes you want to pick them up. Adam is obsessed with the creative process, constantly refining his own practice; which he writes about in his popular "Adam's Notes" Newsletter.He lives with his wife and daughter in Kuala Lumpur.
