What the Raccoon Saw
sept. 2024 · FriesenPress
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Explore the world with curiosity!
Have you ever seen an animal in nature?
Maybe it was a dragonfly, or a turtle, or a seal, or a raccoon.
Did you have a magical moment where you were looking at them and they were looking at you?
Did you wonder what they saw?
Did you wish you could follow your new friend?
Explore a world of wonder through the pages of this engaging story and you, too, can see
What the Raccoon Saw.
Part of the Naturally Curious book series!
Have you ever seen an animal in nature?
Maybe it was a dragonfly, or a turtle, or a seal, or a raccoon.
Did you have a magical moment where you were looking at them and they were looking at you?
Did you wonder what they saw?
Did you wish you could follow your new friend?
Explore a world of wonder through the pages of this engaging story and you, too, can see
What the Raccoon Saw.
Part of the Naturally Curious book series!
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About the Author
Sherry McMillan is an acclaimed children’s poet who approaches her subjects with respect and curiosity.
Sherry resides in White Rock, B.C. where she loves to explore the beautiful ecology of the Pacific Northwest in all its varieties. In What The Seal Saw, we explore the ocean and coastlines. In What The Raccoon Saw, we explore the old growth forests, mountains, and urban landscapes.
Sherry McMillan is an author, speaker, technologist, and avid kayaker.
About the Illustrator
Carla Maskall is an award-winning artist who draws all of her inspiration for this book from the beautiful scenery of the province of British Columbia, Canada.
Carla loves nature and has been drawing and painting since she was a child. She enjoys studying local wildlife and painting en plein air.
Carla is very active in the arts community and especially loves working with children and seniors. Her work has been featured in multiple galleries, magazines, and books.
Carla and Sherry have been friends since childhood. Together, they also created the best-selling books:
What The Seal Saw
My S’s Are Messes
Visit sherrymcmillan.ca for free resources and more!
Sherry McMillan is an acclaimed children’s poet who approaches her subjects with respect and curiosity.
Sherry resides in White Rock, B.C. where she loves to explore the beautiful ecology of the Pacific Northwest in all its varieties. In What The Seal Saw, we explore the ocean and coastlines. In What The Raccoon Saw, we explore the old growth forests, mountains, and urban landscapes.
Sherry McMillan is an author, speaker, technologist, and avid kayaker.
About the Illustrator
Carla Maskall is an award-winning artist who draws all of her inspiration for this book from the beautiful scenery of the province of British Columbia, Canada.
Carla loves nature and has been drawing and painting since she was a child. She enjoys studying local wildlife and painting en plein air.
Carla is very active in the arts community and especially loves working with children and seniors. Her work has been featured in multiple galleries, magazines, and books.
Carla and Sherry have been friends since childhood. Together, they also created the best-selling books:
What The Seal Saw
My S’s Are Messes
Visit sherrymcmillan.ca for free resources and more!
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