Last of the Giants: The Rise and Fall of Earth’s Most Dominant Species - Brossura

"These timely, important, and fascinating stories will encourage readers to save all life, no matter its size."--Booklist (starred review) “[Campbell’s] explorations of these annihilated species are complex and perceptive and go beyond the usual worn conclusion of human-wrought woe. . . Required reading for the budding naturalist and a good pairing for a STEM or history curriculum too.”--School LIbrary Journal (starred review)  

"These timely, important, and fascinating stories will encourage readers to save all life, no matter its size."--Booklist (starred review)  

"These timely, important, and fascinating stories will encourage readers to save all life, no matter its size."--Booklist (starred review) “[Campbell’s] explorations of these annihilated species are complex and perceptive and go beyond the usual worn conclusion of human-wrought woe. . . Required reading for the budding naturalist and a good pairing for a STEM or history curriculum too.”--School LIbrary Journal (starred review) “Expertly chronicles those giant animals and apex predators who have been pushed to extinction in the modern era. Very highly recommended for school and community library children's books collections”—Children’s Bookwatch   "The amount of research that went into this book is evident. Included are the stories of thirteen species; some are long extinct, and others (in a much smaller form) are still with us. The chapters on each animal are well written, full of facts, and engaging.” –VOYA