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Onyx / Vita Murrow, Anneli Bray.

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Record Number 847048
ISBN 9780711261433 (hardback)
Author Murrow, Vita author.
Title Onyx / Vita Murrow, Anneli Bray.
Publisher/Date London : Frances Lincoln Children's Books, 2021.
©2021
Pagination etc. 1 volume (unpaged) : colour illustrations ; 25 cm.
Series True stories of animal heroes
Summary Note A debut picture book for the series True Stories of Animal Heroes, the story of Onyx is based on the real-life antics and behaviours of the wolves of Yellowstone National Park. When Onyx was a young pup in Yellowstone National Park, he was the runt of the litter. Although he was bullied by his siblings for being the smallest, Onyx knew that he could lead a pack better than anyone. As he grew up, he learned to resolve conflict, becoming a step-dad to another family of wolves who had lost their alpha. But it all changed when the toughest pup of the family partnered with a rival pack. One day, the elder wolf and his wild-card stepson met on a ridge. Normally, this would lead to violence, but instead, they met in a graceful and powerful bow. The wolves of Yellowstone flourished. Moving illustrations from Anneli Bray will make you want to hug the page. True Stories of Animal Heroes is a series of picture books based on real-life animal antics in which children discover that all creatures have important stories to tell us - no matter how great or small. These true stories feature animals as models of positive qualities like compassion, justice and using ones power for good. As children grow, they too will value and seek these qualities in their own stories and in the world around them.
Target audience note Ages 4+.
Subject Wolves -- Pictorial works -- Juvenile fiction
Children's stories -- Pictorial works
Picture books.
Added Author Bray, Anneli illustrator.
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