Who's Looking at You?
de Kathleen L. Ryan
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À propos du livre
Designed to spark curiosity and careful looking, this book invites children to notice eyes, expressions, and behaviors across many different species—from familiar backyard birds to wild animals seen in nature. Each image encourages young readers to slow down, ask questions, and imagine what the animal might be thinking as it looks back at them.
Created by wildlife photographer and author Kathleen L. Ryan, Who’s Looking at You? reflects a lifelong respect for animals and the natural world. The book blends visual discovery with gentle learning, making it ideal for shared reading, early nature education, and inspiring a lasting appreciation for wildlife.
Perfect for children, families, classrooms, and nature lovers of all ages.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Livres pour enfants
- Catégories supplémentaires Livres d'art et de photographie
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Format choisi: Petit carré, 18×18 cm
# de pages: 24 - Date de publication: janv 28, 2026
- Langue English
- Mots-clés wildlife photo book, children’s wildlife book
À propos du créateur
Kathleen L. Ryan is a wildlife photographer and author whose work reflects a lifelong commitment to careful observation and respect for the natural world. Her photography spans several decades and includes field work in East Africa as well as extensive wildlife observation along California’s central coast. She maintains a primary field archive of 3,500+ documented wildlife observations on iNaturalist, which she references for dates, locations, and species accuracy. With a background in the sciences and a documentary approach to photography, she is drawn to moments that reveal behavior, relationship, and character rather than spectacle. Her books are created with the belief that looking closely, whether at a lion on the African plains or a duckling at the water’s edge, fosters understanding, empathy, and curiosity. She lives on California’s central coast, where she continues to photograph wildlife and develop books for readers of all ages.
