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Giraffes are adored for their towering height and unique spotted coats, but their story extends far beyond their distinctive appearance. This high-school nonfiction title explores the life cycle, diet, anatomy, and habitat of these gentle giants. Additionally, readers will learn about conservation efforts and the giraffe's cultural significance in human history. Captivating photos and intriguing facts are accompanied by sidebars, a glossary, selected bibliography, websites, and an index.
Nicole Helget is the author of the middle grade novels Wonder at the Edge of the World and The End of the Wild and the co-author a middle grade novel, Horse Camp. She has also authored two adult novels, The Turtle Catcher and Stillwater, and a memoir, The Summer of Ordinary Ways. She lives in St. Peter, Minnesota.
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