Jeannine Göhing

Welcome to a unique series of nature-based children's adventure stories, featuring photos of real wild animals taken in nature Mister Bigflop is a special hare. He is curious and clever, thoughtful and brave. He can hop fast and far, and is always willing to help a friend in need. That's why he's made friends with all kinds of animals -- including some that are much taller and smaller, and some that wouldn't usually think twice about a jackrabbit like him. In this adventure his cousin, Wilson the pika, discovers winter haypiles are disappearing, and calls for help.Written by professional science communicators (and enthusiastic nature photographers) to teach real animal behaviours in a fun and engaging way, this story can be read to or by children with an interest in nature, adventure, and helping friends in need Please note: all photos are original and were digitally composited to suit this story. No domesticated or captive animals were photographed, and the wild animals were not lured, fed, or disturbed as part of the photography process. Mister Bigflop is an urban-dwelling hare who enjoys regular snacks of grass, clover, and fallen birdseed in the authors' backyard.

Wolfdogs are part wolf, part dog, and often find themselves caught between two worlds: too wild for the backyard, too civilized for the wild. The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary is one of the few places in North America dedicated to rescuing these unique animals, and educating the public about their unique natures. With more than 200 photos, this book introduces you to the 25 wolfdogs who currently live at the Sanctuary, and highlights their mostly-fun-loving personalities. If you've visited the Sanctuary, you'll delight in this chance to see old friends. If you haven't visited the Sanctuary, you'll soon want to A portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated to support the Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary, which depends on donors to support its rescue and education mission.