Review By CAROLYN M. MULLIN Deborah Noyes is a wonderfully attentive and insightful author and photographer. Melding these two strengths into One Kingdom, she has summarized our oftentimes quirky, odd, abusive, symbiotic, and vastly interesting history living with animals through poetic and quizzical reflections. Her powerful black and white portraits bring to life the animal [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Animals in Captivity'
One Kingdom: Our Lives with Animals
May 14th, 2011 · No Comments · Books
Tags:Animals·Animals in Captivity·Captive Wildlife·Carolyn M. Mullin·Deborah Noyes·History·Human-Animal Studies·Older Elementary·Photography·Zoos
Saving the Baghdad Zoo: A True Story of Hope and Heroes
April 27th, 2011 · No Comments · Books
Review By CAROLYN M. MULLIN All too often in human conflict and warfare, animals also suffer although their struggle for survival tends to be put on the backburner. The case was no different during America’s Iraq invasion. The U.S. Army eventually made it into the Baghdad Zoo and the royal palaces where wild animals had [...]
Tags:Animals·Animals in Captivity·Captive Wildlife·Carolyn M. Mullin·Kelly Milner Halls·Major William Sumner·Older Elementary·War·Wildlife·Zoos
Peter and the Pigeons
November 30th, 2010 · No Comments · Books
Review By JESSICA ALMY Children’s literature is notoriously easy on the zoo industry. Zoos are depicted as places that animals want to be — with little mention of whether it’s natural for elephants to stand on concrete, or whether lions should really be pacing in their enclosures. So when a kids book is even a [...]
Tags:Animals in Captivity·Birds·Charlotte Zolotow·City·Early Elementary·Lions·Martine Gourbault·Pigeons·Preschoolers·Urban·Zoo
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