ABC Safari

Let’s search for adventure above in the sky. We’ll scout through the mountains and hills, and then try exploring the forests, the meadows and plains, across the dry desert and through jungle rains. We’ll trek through a swamp, a puddle, a pond, in lakes and the river, the ocean beyond. But, what are we looking for? Who will we see? Find anim als on this Safari with me! Once you’ve discovered all the animals, turn to the “For Creative Minds” educational section for sorting cards and animal fun facts.

Written and Illustrated by Karen Lee

32-pg 8.5'' X 10'', ages 3-7

Lexile Code: AD       Lexile Level: 860

Hardcover -  ISBN: 978-0-9777423-0-1, $15.95

Paperback-  ISBN: 978-0-9777423-6-3, $8.95

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“ABC Safari is a winner. The musical rhymes and vibrant illustrations make this book so fun you barely notice it's educational, too." - The Old Schoolhouse Magazine

"This excellent read-aloud for the pre-K through primary audience is richer than the usual ABC book. Karen Lee, both illustrator and author is not afraid to use a varied and interesting vocabulary." - NSTA Recommends

"This is a great way to learn the alphabet and gain a love for reading!" - Wee Ones Magazine

Author/Artist Bio:

Karen Lee has turned from illustrator to author/illustrator with ABC Safari. A visit to the Mote Marine Aquarium with her family inspired a series of drawings and poems beginning with the manatees she discovered there. She comments “They are surprisingly beautiful, comical, and graceful.” Her sketchbook soon represented animals from all over the world. Karen has spent over three years on this project which was the runner up for the 2005 SCBWI Don Freeman Grant. She is also the recipient of the 2004 SCBWI Magazine Merit Award for Illustration for her work in Highlights For Children. Karen has illustrated two other books for Sylvan Dell, One Odd Day, My Even Day, and My Half Day. She and her husband, also an illustrator, are raising their family outside of Raleigh, NC. Karen’s children join her on many research trips to museums, zoos and aquariums – tough job, but someone has to do it!