Born to be Wild: How Baby Animals Survive and Thrive
No. of pages 192
Published: 2015
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This book features in the following series: 8Th Continent, Born To Be Wild .
This book has been graded for interest at 8-12 years.
There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published in 2015 by Razorbill .
Matt London (themattlondon. com) is a writer, video game designer, university instructor, and avid recycler who has published short fiction and articles about movies, TV, video games, and other nerdy stuff. Matt is a graduate of the Clarion Writers Workshop, and studied computers, cameras, rockets, and robots at New York University. When not investigating lost civilizations, Matt explores the mysterious island where he lives--Manhattan. Follow Matt on Twitter @themattlondon and build your own eighth continent at 8thContinentBooks. com!
Praise for the 8TH CONTINENT series:
"Fast-paced action, cool inventions and remarkable robots combine for an auspicious opener." --"Kirkus Reviews "
"Good fun in the tradition of M. T. Anderson's Pals in Peril series." --"Booklist"
"Zippy pace and original premise." --"School Library Journal"
"Kids will especially enjoy George's outlandish robotic and vehicular inventions . . . in this fun yet thought-provoking story." --"Publishers Weekly"
"This is a delightful start to the adventures of the Lane family, with their flying tree and their mechanical bird tutor. Evie and Rick and their brilliant if eccentric parents are wonderfully vivid, and the villains who try to impede them in their quest to save the Earth, equally memorable. It's all in the great tradition of adventure fiction for young readers, running back through Akiko and Freddy the Pig all the way to Tom Sawyer." --Kim Stanley Robinson, author of "Red Mars"
Praise for the 8TH CONTINENT series:
"Fast-paced action, cool inventions and remarkable robots combine for an auspicious opener." --"Kirkus Reviews"
"Good fun in the tradition of M. T. Anderson s Pals in Peril series." --"Booklist"
"Zippy pace and original premise." --"School Library Journal"
Kids will especially enjoy George s outlandish robotic and vehicular inventions . . . in this fun yet thought-provoking story. --"Publishers Weekly"
"This is a delightful start to the adventures of the Lane family, with their flying tree and their mechanical bird tutor. Evie and Rick and their brilliant if eccentric parents are wonderfully vivid, and the villains who try to impede them in their quest to save the Earth, equally memorable. It's all in the great tradition of adventure fiction for young readers, running back through Akiko and Freddy the Pig all the way to Tom Sawyer." --Kim Stanley Robinson, author of"Red Mars"
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Praise for the 8TH CONTINENT series:
"Fast-paced action, cool inventions and remarkable robots combine for an auspicious opener." --Kirkus Reviews
"Good fun in the tradition of M. T. Anderson's Pals in Peril series." --Booklist
"Zippy pace and original premise." --School Library Journal
"Kids will especially enjoy George's outlandish robotic and vehicular inventions . . . in this fun yet thought-provoking story." --Publishers Weekly
"This is a delightful start to the adventures of the Lane family, with their flying tree and their mechanical bird tutor. Evie and Rick and their brilliant if eccentric parents are wonderfully vivid, and the villains who try to impede them in their quest to save the Earth, equally memorable. It's all in the great tradition of adventure fiction for young readers, running back through Akiko and Freddy the Pig all the way to Tom Sawyer." --Kim Stanley Robinson, author of Red Mars
