Little People Big Dreams - David Attenborough

What do our readers think of Little People Big Dreams - David Attenborough? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy learning about the natural world and like David because he cares about animals. Children feel happy, excited and inspired, and some want to look after animals and the planet themselves.

What does the Pageticker team say about Little People Big Dreams - David Attenborough?

We like the way this engaging picture-book biography shows David Attenborough’s lifelong curiosity about animals growing into a remarkable career in broadcasting and conservation. Stylish illustrations, clear storytelling and the timeline of photographs make it an appealing introduction to both Attenborough and the natural world. It is best suited to shared reading for younger children and independent reading for those developing confidence with non-fiction. A great introduction to the genre of biography.

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What is Little People Big Dreams - David Attenborough about?

Discover the inspiring journey of David Attenborough, who grew up in Leicester with a passion for nature. As a child, he created a mini animal museum and later studied zoology. His desire to be close to wildlife led him to a groundbreaking career in television, bringing the wonders of the natural world into homes worldwide. This engaging book features stylish illustrations and includes a biographical timeline with historical photos, offering young readers a glimpse into the life of this celebrated broadcaster and conservationist.

About the author

Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara is a talented author from Spain who loves to tell inspiring true stories. She is best known for creating the 'Little People, BIG DREAMS' series, which shares the amazing lives of famous people from around the world. Maria hopes her books encourage children to dream big and believe in themselves.

Discussion ideas around Little People Big Dreams - David Attenborough

Curiosity: David enjoys collecting specimens and making a mini animal museum. What would you put in your own museum, and why?

Following a dream: How does David’s childhood interest in nature help him decide what he wants to do when he grows up?

Animals in the wild: Why do you think David wants people to see animals in their natural habitats rather than only in books or museums?

Looking after our planet: What could children do to show care for animals and the natural world in their everyday lives?