The 2005 Orbis Pictus Award

Summary: Explore the world of animals like never before, seeing them at their actual size. From the massive crocodile to the world's largest spider, this book reveals the astonishing scale of nature. Imagine a tongue two feet long or an eye bigger than your head. Dive into a visual adventure that challenges your perception and brings the animal kingdom to life in vivid detail. Perfect for curious minds eager to see the world from a new perspective.

Summary: Marian Anderson, a gifted contralto, faces racial barriers in 1920s America. Her journey, marked by a historic 1939 Lincoln Memorial performance, challenges segregation in the arts. With support from figures like Eleanor Roosevelt, Anderson's voice becomes a symbol of hope and change. How does one woman's talent and determination alter the course of civil rights history?