Lila Danisa
I watch mountaineering video on YouTube daily, especially from Indonesian hikers who went to snow mountains, my favorite one is Furky TM ( https://youtube.com/@furkytm?si=p_ZsXU3ZJWIbWgBd ), some of the videos already have English subtitles so non Indonesian speakers could watch too. In those mountaineering videos, many 'native' mountain animals usually on frame. And since my son always takes along slash watching the videos with me, he becomes familiar with those mountains animals. This book was perfect for him (and I) so we could learn more about the mountain animals. This book easily explained that different mountains could have entirely different kind of animals and it was proven by the mountaineering videos we watched. Basically my son and I had immerse learning with this book.
The illustrations were so good and I bet the paperback version is better because it has pop-up features. I definitely would buy the paperback one for my son (and I).
Thank you to David Hancock, Fox Chapel Publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
I watch mountaineering video on YouTube daily, especially from Indonesian hikers who went to snow mountains, my favorite one is Furky TM ( https://youtube.com/@furkytm?si=p_ZsXU3ZJWIbWgBd ), some of the videos already have English subtitles so non Indonesian speakers could watch too. In those mountaineering videos, many 'native' mountain animals usually on frame. And since my son always takes along slash watching the videos with me, he becomes familiar with those mountains animals. This book was perfect for him (and I) so we could learn more about the mountain animals. This book easily explained that different mountains could have entirely different kind of animals and it was proven by the mountaineering videos we watched. Basically my son and I had immerse learning with this book.
The illustrations were so good and I bet the paperback version is better because it has pop-up features. I definitely would buy the paperback one for my son (and I).
Thank you to David Hancock, Fox Chapel Publishing, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.