Author Deb Vanasse is a prolific writer of children's fiction and adult fiction and nonfiction who lived in Alaska for 36 years (now lives in Oregon); her most recent release is the nonfiction book Roar of the Sea: Treachery, Obsession, and Alaska's Most Valuable Wildlife and her bestselling children's books are Totem Tale (2006, sold over 10k) and Under Alaska's Midnight Sun (2005, sold over 6k).
Illustrator Sara Lynn Cramb lives in Fairbanks, AK and illustrates and designs education children's books and media.
Where Giants Roamed makes history come alive as readers will learn about the giant mammals?scimitar cat, short-faced bear, woolly mammoth, giant ground sloth, etc.?who once lived in Beringia, a land bridge that used to connect Asia and North America 20,000 years ago.
Where Giants Roamed will have strong regional appear in the Alaska tourist market (nearly $2.2b spent annually), as well as the educational/library children's market.
Backmatter includes a glossary and an author's note about giant mammals and how we know about them.
Will cross-promote with other Alaska titles releasing in the same season/recently released: All Aboard the Alaska Train, Max and Ed Bike to Nome, Alaska is for the Birds, The Littlest Airplane.
Each illustration has a ground squirrel "easter egg" ? see if you can spot them all!
Book guide TK
Leveling TK
Bibliografische Angaben
April 2023, ca. 32 Seiten, Englisch
Ingram Publishers Services
978-1-5131-3917-3
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Author Deb Vanasse is a prolific writer of children's fiction and adult fiction and nonfiction who lived in Alaska for 36 years (now lives in Oregon); her most recent release is the nonfiction book Roar of the Sea: Treachery, Obsession, and Alaska's Most Valuable Wildlife and her bestselling children's books are Totem Tale (2006, sold over 10k) and Under Alaska's Midnight Sun (2005, sold over 6k).
Illustrator Sara Lynn Cramb lives in Fairbanks, AK and illustrates and designs education children's books and media.
Where Giants Roamed makes history come alive as readers will learn about the giant mammals?scimitar cat, short-faced bear, woolly mammoth, giant ground sloth, etc.?who once lived in Beringia, a land bridge that used to connect Asia and North America 20,000 years ago.
Where Giants Roamed will have strong regional appear in the Alaska tourist market (nearly $2.2b spent annually), as well as the educational/library children's market.
Backmatter includes a glossary and an author's note about giant mammals and how we know about them.
Will cross-promote with other Alaska titles releasing in the same season/recently released: All Aboard the Alaska Train, Max and Ed Bike to Nome, Alaska is for the Birds, The Littlest Airplane.
Each illustration has a ground squirrel "easter egg" ? see if you can spot them all!
