A Leopard Diary

"For young readers, this is an adventure of a lifetime. [A] real treat in book format." —School Library Journal STARRED REVIEW

Featuring acclaimed wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas’s incredible full-color photographs STEM curriculum links to animal behavior, conservation, and ecological relationships A portion of the royalties from sales of this book will be donated to Children in the Wilderness

Through a series of diary entries, world-renowned wildlife photographer Suzi Eszter invites readers to follow a leopard and her two cubs at a nature reserve in Botswana as they grow from tiny furballs to fierce predators. It’s a dangerous world for leopard cubs, so their mom is always close by—feeding her little ones, protecting them from threats, and teaching them how to survive in the wild. Suzi captures sweet maternal moments, dangerous encounters, and hilarious antics—such as when one of the leopard cubs sleeps in a pile of elephant poop!

Stunning full-color wildlife photography brings the leopard cubs to life, while fun facts throughout the book deepen the reader’s understanding of these amazing creatures. Suzi’s passionate storytelling and compelling voice will evoke respect for all wildlife and inspire readers to help protect it.