Jane Goodall, la amiga de los chimpancés

(Jane Goodall, chimpanzees' friend) Book not yet available in English

Summary:

Jane felt has always been fascinated by chimpanzees, since her father gave her Jubilee, a stuffed chimpanzee. Her greatest desire was to go to Africa to see them. Eventually her dreams came true and she travelled to the African jungle to investigate a group of wild chimpanzees. The results of her work were so important that they revolutionized the scientific world. Since then, she has dedicated her life to the defense of these animals and the protection of their natural environment.

Comment:

Jane Goodall was a woman who fought for her dreams and was a pioneer in the study of wild chimpanzees and their social interactions. This biography is easy to read and its appealing images contribute to focusing on feminism and gender equality from a didactic approach.

Edited by: Universidade de Vigo

Author(s): Ruíz Pérez, Mª Carmen

Illustrator(s): A Cuatro Manos Estudio

Series: Sabelotod@s

Publisher: El Rompecabezas

Year: 2009

Pages: 128

ISBN: 9788496751873

Age Range: 11 - 14

Original Language: ES

Keywords: Empowerment, Female characters, Feminism(s)

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