Jane Goodall (Women in Science)
by Alex Woolf (Author) Isobel Lundie (Illustrator)
Learn how Jane Goodall overcame the skepticism of the scientific community in order to revolutionize our understanding of chimpanzees.
Women in Science series takes a highly visual approach to telling the stories of important women scientists. Features include bite-sized text telling the story of a scientist's life, groundbreaking works, and legacy for young readers (Ages 7-8).
Jane Goodall is regarded as the world's leading expert on chimpanzees. Learn about her passion for animals and the patience she had to study them over long periods in their natural habitat. This book tells Jane's story: her childhood in England, her groundbreaking work in Africa, and her role as a globetrotting ambassador of the conservation movement.
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Isobel Lundie graduated from Kingston University in 2015 where she studied illustration and animation. She is interested in how colorful and distinctive artwork can transform stories for children.
JNF007120 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Biography & Autobiography | Women
Goodall, Jane
England
Wildlife conservation
Chimpanzees
Research
Primatologists
Women primatologists
Tanzania
Gombe National Park
