From small to big: Jane Goodall

Dive into the wilderness with Jane! This book is part of the series 'From small to great', with which children and adults discover the life stories of important people from the world of music, science, sports, literature, art and philosophy. Special and inspiring people like Jane Goodall, from whom we can learn a lot. Each volume shows how their lives began with a big dream and led to a prominent place in world history.

Jane Goodall (London, April 3, 1934)
When Jane was little, her father gave her a chimpanzee stuffed toy she named Jubilee. Thus began her lifelong love of animals. As soon as Jane got the chance, she started studying animals in the wild. She lived with chimpanzees in the jungle and became famous as an innovator in the field of scientific research. Today Jane convinces anyone who wants to hear about the importance of animal rights.

Features

• Recommended age: 6 years and up
• Author: Maria Isabel Sánchez Vegara
• Illustrator: Beatrice CerocchiThemes: strong woman, history, nature, animals, biography
• Hardcover
• Size: 24.6 x 20 cm
• Number of pages: 36