Wild Life The Extraordinary Adventures of Sir David Attenborough

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Wild Life The Extraordinary Adventures of David Attenborough is a lively, colourful introduction to Sir David Attenborough’s remarkable life, from fossil-hunting boyhood adventures to encounters with gorillas, red crabs and much more. Leisa Stewart-Sharpe includes big ideas about curiosity, courage and caring for the planet feel.

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What is Wild Life The Extraordinary Adventures of Sir David Attenborough about?

Embark on an adventure through jungles, coral reefs, and icy poles to explore the life of Sir David Attenborough. From his fossil-hunting childhood to his groundbreaking work as a broadcaster and conservationist, this illustrated book highlights his dedication to sharing and protecting our planet's wonders.

About the author

Leisa Stewart-Sharpe is an author who loves writing exciting and inspiring books about nature and animals. She is best known for her book 'Blue Planet II,' which is based on the famous BBC television series. Leisa enjoys sharing amazing facts about our planet and hopes to encourage everyone to look after the natural world.

Discussion ideas around Wild Life The Extraordinary Adventures of Sir David Attenborough

Curious David: What do you think makes David Attenborough so curious about fossils, animals and the natural world?

Wild Encounters: Which animal meeting would you most like to experience, and what might you notice or wonder about?

Changing Television: Why do you think David wanted to film animals in their natural homes instead of bringing them into a studio?

Protecting Nature: What changes might help people protect the animals and places David cares about?

Brave Explorers: How do David’s adventures show that asking questions and trying new things can lead to important discoveries?