Awards

• Winner of Bank Street Children’s Best Books of the Year (United States).
• Winner of CBC Best Book of the Year (United States).
• Winner of Kirkus Reviews Best Books of 2020 (United States).
• Winner of New York Public Library’s Best Books for Kids (United States).
• Winner of Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children (NSTA/CBC) (United States).
• Winner of Vermont Red Clover Book Award (United States).

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PACKS: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: Showing how different animals benefit from living and working in groups, Salyer's debut is a great example of the inventiveness possible in a nonfiction picture book. - New York Times Book Review PACKS: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: With supple, richly colored illustrations and enthusiastic text, Hannah Salyer draws readers... into the beauty and variety of wild creatures. - Wall Street Journal PACKS: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: [An] uplifting, lively picture book that details the various ways a community structure helps a species thrive and survive.... Part natural science, part deep ecology, wholly captivating. - Kirkus Reviews (starred review) PACKS: STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: A must-purchase for every collection. Salyer offers a beautiful look at Earth's herding creatures. - School Library Journal (starred review)

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Hannah Salyer resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she writes and illustrates picture books (including Packs: Strength in Numbers), makes pottery, sculpture, and fine art, teaches art classes, and runs a community art space called Underland. Her work is rooted in a deep fascination with ecological systems, how different creatures experience the Anthropocene, and humans' relationship to other species-and how that has changed over time. Hannah Salyer resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she writes and illustrates picture books (including Packs: Strength in Numbers), makes pottery, sculpture, and fine art, teaches art classes, and runs a community art space called Underland. Her work is rooted in a deep fascination with ecological systems, how different creatures experience the Anthropocene, and humans' relationship to other species-and how that has changed over time.

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