Anita Silvey Livres

Offering a unique blend of entertainment and information, this almanac introduces a new children's book for each day of the year. It serves as both a fun resource and a guide for parents, educators, and young readers, making it easy to discover and enjoy a wide variety of children's literature throughout the year.

Drawing on thirty-five years of experience in children's publishing, Anita Silvey presents a curated selection of 100 essential books for children, spanning from board books to those for older readers. Each title is organized by age and accompanied by insightful essays that include plot summaries and behind-the-scenes details that enrich the reading experience. This guide serves as a valuable resource for parents navigating the vast array of children's literature, ensuring that they choose the best books for their kids.

Focusing on his remarkable journey, the book chronicles Pete Seeger's evolution as a folk musician and activist over seven decades. It highlights his commitment to social justice, including labor rights and civil rights, alongside his musical achievements, such as being honored at the Kennedy Center. Seeger's resilience is evident in his battles, including a contempt of Congress charge. The narrative is enriched with archival photographs, source notes, and a bibliography, providing a comprehensive look at his impactful life and legacy.

The narrative follows Birute Mary Galdikas, a dedicated young scientist on a quest to locate and study the rare orangutans in Borneo's rain forest. Her mission is driven by a passion for understanding and protecting these remarkable creatures, highlighting her commitment to conservation and the challenges faced in preserving their habitat.

Jane Goodall, one of the most recognized scientists in the Western world, became internationally famous because of her ability to observe and connect with another species.