Fenner (Book order)

Fenner Book order

Carol Fenner was an American children's author whose work explored the complexities of growing up and finding one's place in the world. She possessed a remarkable ability to capture the inner lives of young protagonists, portraying their struggles and triumphs with authenticity and empathy. Fenner's narratives often delved into themes of identity, belonging, and the challenges of navigating adolescence. Her writing resonates with a unique blend of sensitivity and insight, making her stories enduringly popular with young readers.

2 Picture Books by Carol Fenner

Tigers in the Cellar and Gorilla Gorilla

116 pages
5 hours of reading

4.5(9)Add rating

Tiger, Tiger A quiet, well-conceived picture book.Publishers Weekly Warm and deliciously suspenseful and scary.Booklist A poetic, completely harmonious and beautiful picture book.HornbookGorilla Gorilla1973 Christopher Medal for non-fiction; Library of Congress Book of the Year; ALA Notable Book; Outstanding Science Trade Book for Children. Fenner has turned a reading of Schallers Year of the Gorilla and her own zoo observations into a sound and vividly empathic account, and Shimins soft, gray drawings reinforce the mood of her prose.Kirkus Based on impressive research, this is the story of a young gorilla who grows from a babe in his mothers arms to become the strongest male of his tribe. The illustrations are spellbinding and so is the story.Publishers Weekly