Jane Goodall

Long before most people looked at chimpanzees as anything more than curious animals, Jane Goodall was watching them closely in the wild, and her findings shifted how the world understood them. This book follows her path and offers young readers a view into both her personal story and her scientific work.

Bright, engaging pages pair photographs with text written to suit the intended age group, so the main ideas come across clearly. Along the way, readers pick up facts about animals, the natural world, and science more broadly, not only about Goodall herself.