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Ann Love

    Jane Drake and Ann Love are a sister writing duo who focus on non-fiction for young and intermediate readers. Their work is characterized by an engaging approach to scientific topics and natural worlds, often drawing from their shared lifelong passion for the outdoors. They excel at making complex concepts accessible to readers through clear language and visually appealing elements. Their books inspire curiosity and foster a deeper understanding of the world around us.

    Talking Tails: The Incredible Connection Between People and Their Pets
    Yes You Can!
    Pandemic Survival: It's Why You're Alive
    Cool Woods: A Trip Around the World's Boreal Forest
    The Prince Who Wrote a Letter
    Snow Amazing: Cool Facts and Warm Tales
    • 2013

      Pandemic Survival: It's Why You're Alive

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
      3.9(84)Add rating

      Exploring the impact of historical pandemics like the Black Death and smallpox, this book delves into how these events have shaped society and survival. It examines the evolution of medicine, notable pioneers, and various treatments, alongside bizarre rituals and superstitions surrounding illnesses. With a focus on both past and present diseases, including SARS and AIDS, the narrative highlights ongoing efforts to prevent future outbreaks. Rich in intriguing details about symptoms and cultural responses, it appeals to readers with a curiosity about the macabre.

      Pandemic Survival: It's Why You're Alive
    • 2010

      Exploring the deep connections between humans and their pets, this book offers both heartwarming anecdotes and intriguing facts. It highlights the behaviors of common pets like dogs and cats, explaining actions such as a cat's affectionate leg winding. Unique stories, such as that of Polly the parrot who survived the Klondike Gold Rush, add to the charm. Covering a variety of animals, including fish, reptiles, and horses, it serves as an engaging and informative guide for children interested in pet ownership.

      Talking Tails: The Incredible Connection Between People and Their Pets
    • 2010

      Yes You Can!

      Your Guide to Becoming an Activist

      • 144 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Focusing on the power of grassroots activism, this guide outlines nine essential steps to drive social change. Jane Drake and Ann Love share inspiring stories of organizations like Amnesty International and Greenpeace, illustrating how collective efforts can address societal issues. The book offers practical advice on organizing meetings, crafting petitions, and motivating others, making it an invaluable resource for anyone eager to effect positive change in their community and beyond.

      Yes You Can!
    • 2004

      The authors delve into the multifaceted world of snow, examining its role as a habitat and its environmental significance. They highlight the effects of snow on both human and animal life, weaving in captivating stories and folklore from various cultures. Through their exploration, readers gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty and dangers of snow, revealing its profound impact on ecosystems and communities worldwide.

      Snow Amazing: Cool Facts and Warm Tales
    • 2003

      Celebrated for its ecological insights, this award-winning book explores the intricate relationships within nature. It highlights the importance of environmental awareness and encourages readers to appreciate the beauty and complexity of the natural world. Through engaging narratives and vivid illustrations, it aims to inspire a sense of responsibility towards preserving our planet for future generations.

      Cool Woods: A Trip Around the World's Boreal Forest
    • 1992