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Children's Nonfiction General

Animals of the world

text by Claire Chabot & Danielle Robichaud

translated by Ann Marie Boulanger

Publisher
Shoebox Media
Initial publish date
Oct 2020
Category
General
  • Hardback

    ISBN
    9781773881324
    Publish Date
    Oct 2020
    List Price
    $17.95

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 5 to 18
  • Grade: k to 12

Description

A magnificent reference book to introduce children to discover the animals of the world. Hundreds of images and illustrations to discover creatures of the past and the animals that inhabit Earth today. This juvenile non-fiction contains spectacular photos and striking information : every topic brings lots to look at and talk about! This useful reference book for home and school includes a quiz to test children on what they learned about the amazing animals of our world!

About the authors

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Translator Ann Marie Boulanger was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, to an anglophone mother and a francophone father. After earning a college diploma in liberal arts, she heard about an acquaintance who was studying translation… and that’s when the lightbulb went off!

After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in translation from Montreal’s Concordia University, she was hired by start-up translation firm Traduction Proteus Inc., which she now owns. When she’s not translating novels and children’s books, Ann Marie is an accomplished medical translator.

A life-long learner, Ann Marie earned an MA in translation studies from Concordia in 2018. She is a mentor, a trainer, and a part-time lecturer in translation studies at McGill University. Her first literary translation, The Woman in Valencia, by Annie Perreault, was named a World Literature Today Notable Translation of 2021. She lives in Montreal with her son.

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