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One of nature's most magical sights emerges from camouflage in this evocative, informative story about a mother tiger in the wild. "The zoology is as exciting as the story in this action-packed picture book. . . .Thrilling science." -- Booklist In a lyrical narrative featuring many intriguing facts, Nick Dowson reveals the hidden ways of a wild tigress and her cubs, while Jane Chapman brings the mysterious creatures to rippling, roaring life. Back matter includes an index and further information.
K-Gr 3Using her stealth and hunting skills, Tigress finds a new and safer den for her two tiger cubs in this book (Candlewick, 2007) by Nick Dowson. They are always on the hunt to survive, and after 18 months as a family unit, each tiger goes off to live a solitary existence. Jane Chapman's realistic paintings are vivid and fluid. The compelling, captivating text is read by Alan Marriott with background music and sound effects adding to the enjoyment; page turn signals are available on a read-along track, but there are no sound effects. The shorter second track focuses on interesting facts about tigers. This package will be a good addition to school and public libraries to introduce informational writing, and would be a fine choice for research papers."Mercedes Smith, Kernan Trail Elementary School, Jacksonville, FL" Copyright 2008 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
Nick Dowson is the author of TRACKS OF A PANDA and TIGRESS. A teacher and naturalist, he lives in Suffolk, England. Patrick Benson has received the Mother Goose Award, the Christopher Award, and the Kurt Maschler Award. He has collaborated with Roald Dahl, Russell Hoban, and Martin Waddell, whose book OWL BABIES has sold 12 million copies. Patrick Benson lives in Scotland.