Baby Ducks, Baby Geese
Through a Child’ Eyes
von Kathleen L. Ryan
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Über das Buch
Baby Ducks, Baby Geese, Through a Child’s Eyes invites readers to slow down and experience a day in the natural world with the attentiveness and curiosity of childhood.
Through intimate photographs, ducklings and goslings are shown moving through water, grass, and shoreline environments — tentative, curious, and closely bonded to their parents. The images focus on small moments of discovery often overlooked.
Created by a wildlife photographer with decades of field experience, the book is guided by observation rather than explanation, encouraging careful looking and curiosity.
The photographs and simple presentation make the book accessible to young readers at different stages, whether they are learning to read on their own or sharing the pages with an adult.
Printed as a high quality hardcover, the book is designed as a keepsake to be read together, returned to often, and remembered.
Eigenschaften und Details
- Hauptkategorie: Kinder- und Jugendbücher
- Weitere Kategorien Kunst & Fotografie
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Projektoption: Quadratisch klein, 18×18 cm
Seitenanzahl: 26 - Veröffentlichungsdatum: Feb. 15, 2026
- Sprache English
- Schlüsselwörter children
Über den Autor
Kathleen L. Ryan is a wildlife photographer and author whose work reflects a lifelong commitment to careful observation and respect for the natural world. Her photography spans several decades and includes field work in East Africa as well as extensive wildlife observation along California’s central coast. She maintains a primary field archive of 3,500+ documented wildlife observations on iNaturalist, which she references for dates, locations, and species accuracy. With a background in the sciences and a documentary approach to photography, she is drawn to moments that reveal behavior, relationship, and character rather than spectacle. Her books are created with the belief that looking closely, whether at a lion on the African plains or a duckling at the water’s edge, fosters understanding, empathy, and curiosity. She lives on California’s central coast, where she continues to photograph wildlife and develop books for readers of all ages.
