Children and Youth 2022
The Little Creek That Could by Mark Angelo ‘73
Burnaby, British Columbia
Published by Friesen Press, 2021
An international river conservationist, Angelo has released an illustrated children’s book about the power of one in “The Little Creek That Could,” the inspiring true story of a Canadian stream that came back to life.
ISBN-10: 1039117120
ISBN-13: 978-1039117129
Tales of the Prehistoric World: Adventures from the Land of Dinosaurs by Kallie Moore, UM staff
Missoula, Montana
Published by Neon Squid, 2022
Journey to the land before time and come face-to-face with dinosaurs that turned into gemstones, pterosaurs the size of airplanes and the shark with a saw in its mouth! Explore the world of paleontology and learn how fossils act as time machines that help us to understand the past.
ISBN-10 1684492548
The Coconut Crab by Peter W. Fong ‘92
Guala, Madeira, Portugal
Published by Green Writers Press
A chapter book for advanced readers set in a chain of tropical islands, this story charts the intertwining friendships of a crab, a goat, a bird and a gecko. Along the way, there are the usual challenges of our eat-or-be-eaten world. The story explores the perils of timidity, confusion and self-doubt, the enticements of vanity and routine and the rewards of fearless generosity and genuine trust.
ISBN-10 1950584577
ISBN-13 978-1950584574