by Uschi Müller (Author) Brittany Lane (Illustrator)
Based on a true story, this thrilling picture book for kids 4-8 captures the incredible science of animal senses, and the surprising ways they can help us.
The first book in an educational and fun series about the "sixth sense" of animals!
It's Salvatore's first time herding the goats in his home, located at the foot of the still very active volcano, Mount Etna. With instructions from his papa that he must not let the goats boss him around, Salvatore is determined to do a good job and make sure they follow his command.
But today something seems wrong. The goats become restless, and run away, which they have never done before. Do the goats sense something that Salvatore doesn't? As he soon discovers, their special "sixth sense" may just save the day.
Salvatore and the Goats of Mount Etna features:
This awe-inspiring picture book will inspire readers to think differently about animal intelligence, and better trust the animals in their own lives.
Published in partnership with the David Suzuki Institute
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A thrilling look at the benefits of connecting with the natural world and listening to one’s instincts.
A well-constructed story...Lane, a former wildlife biologist['s] art reflects her love for the natural world.... Engaging.
"A well-constructed story...Lane, a former wildlife biologist['s] art reflects her love for the natural world.... Engaging."
—Booklist
"Fascinating and fun ... captures the incredible science of animal senses, and the surprising ways they can help us.... Especially and unreservedly recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library animal themed picture book collections for children."
—Midwest Book Review