Never Mimic a Woolly Mammoth - Skewes, Mariah Clark
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Told in rhyming verse, this picture book tells the story of three children on vacation in Mammoth Lakes, California amid their uncle's admonitions regarding Woolly Mammoths. Beautifully illustrated with a brief history and current highlights of the Eastern Sierra area and Woolly Mammoths, the children explore by biking and hiking through the mountainous environment. The message throughout is one of protecting and respecting our Earth. A bit of fact, a bit of fiction, and lots of fun. Intended for children ages 4 - 10.

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Produktbeschreibung
Told in rhyming verse, this picture book tells the story of three children on vacation in Mammoth Lakes, California amid their uncle's admonitions regarding Woolly Mammoths. Beautifully illustrated with a brief history and current highlights of the Eastern Sierra area and Woolly Mammoths, the children explore by biking and hiking through the mountainous environment. The message throughout is one of protecting and respecting our Earth. A bit of fact, a bit of fiction, and lots of fun. Intended for children ages 4 - 10.
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Autorenporträt
Mariah Clark Skewes, known in her real life as Mary Boyle, writes whimsical and touching books for children, teens, and adults, all with themes of imagination, perseverance, and hopefulness. Her degrees in Psychology and Special Education and her experience as a teacher, school administrator and parent guide her writing. She lives with her husband on a vineyard in the Sierra Nevada foothills, growing wine grapes and raising honeybees and Southdown Babydoll Sheep. When not writing, she enjoys volunteering as a CASA with children in foster care, running on trails, competing in world marathons, travelling, and spending time with her four adult children and their families. Her philosophy? Life may not be fair, but it can get better. For more information including contact, visit her website at mariahclarkskewes.com.