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Goodall, Jane

With Love

42 pp. | North-South | April, 1998 | Trade ISBN 1-55858-911-2 $$15.95 | Library ISBN 1-55858-912-0 $$15.88
1994, Jane Goodall Institute
(3) 4-6 Illustrated by Alan Marks. Published spring 1998. These ten anecdotes illustrate some of the unexpected ways chimpanzees help each other overcome difficult situations, from wiping a sibling's runny nose to looking out for an orphaned adolescent. Goodall conveys a keen appreciation for the intellectual and emotional capabilities of these animals. The expressive pen-and-ink illustrations further bring out the animals' individuality.
Reviewer: Elizabeth Howard

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