Who Will Roar If I Go?

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Pub Date Jun 01 2018 | Archive Date Aug 31 2021

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Description

Peek inside and see 13 endangered animals who need help before they disappear! The Lion is losing his home to roam; The Elephants are losing their tusks; Grevy's Zebra is losing his friends; The Tiger is losing his Stripes; And the Blue Karner Butterflies are losing a place to flit and fly. But we can all help if we just learn how. With beautiful watercolor illustrations and rhyming verse that tells each animals' story, Who Will Roar If I Go will introduce the basics of endangered species to young children and open up conversations of what we can all do to help.

Peek inside and see 13 endangered animals who need help before they disappear! The Lion is losing his home to roam; The Elephants are losing their tusks; Grevy's Zebra is losing his friends; The...


A Note From the Publisher

This book is also available in eBook #9781945448164

This book is also available in eBook #9781945448164


Advance Praise

Review by KidLitExchange [Instagram - RedCanoeReader] This story gently introduces the idea of endangered species and animal extinction through rhyming verse and soft, intriguing watercolor illustrations. It includes thirteen animals from around the world through the touching stories which are charmingly related by the animal's own voices. We learn both the reasons for their threatened existence, as well as how we can help them survive. Some of the animals included are the snow leopard, the elephant, the tiger and the quetzal, but my favorite was the North American Blue Karner butterflies. The illustrations are beautiful and it should be especially meaningful to the children because they might actually see one in their neighborhood!


Review by KidLitExchange [Instagram - RedCanoeReader] This story gently introduces the idea of endangered species and animal extinction through rhyming verse and soft, intriguing watercolor...


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* Social media campaign and give aways

* Major prepublication online buzz campaign

* Promoiton on Goodreads, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble

* Library Conference appearnces

* Early ARC giveaways* 

* National...


Available Editions

EDITION Hardcover
ISBN 9781945448157
PRICE $18.95 (USD)
PAGES 40

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This is a cute children's book! My children really enjoyed it and the art work was great!! It showed many different endangered animals and taught a little about each animal.

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BQB Publishing and NetGalley provided me with an electronic copy of Who Will Roar if I Go? I was under no obligation to review this book and my opinion is freely given.

Right off the bat, children will be amazed at the artwork that brings the endangered animals to life. With bright colors and beautiful brushstrokes, the different animals are instantly recognizable. Each page is devoted to a singular animal, with a poem about both the animal and why they are endangered. Although the target audience is very young, parents will also be able to learn something from this book. Who Will Roar if I Go? is a very important children's book, as it brings to light how precious they are and how their disappearance from the world would be life changing.

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