Nuzzling, Hugging, Grooming – How Animals Show Feelings
How animals show friendship and affection
Cuddling with Daddy, getting a kiss from Mummy, playing and quarreling with siblings – animal behaviour is similar to that of humans. But how do animals demonstrate that they like each other? How do they support and help each other? And what do animal babies need to sleep peacefully at night?
This non-fiction picture book is all about mummy-and daddy-love, forming friendships, falling out and making up, and mutual help among animals as diverse as dogs, apes, kangaroos, elephants, or even seahorses.
- Examples from the animal kingdom help kids understand their own feelings – ideal for kindergarten kids
- Beautifully illustrated – realistic but nevertheless emotional
Pauline Dalheim
Pauline Dalheim works full-time as a biologist and writes children's books part-time. She loves to snuggle up on the sofa at home with her daughter and her cat and look at picture books.
Stefanie Stroh
Steffi Stroh, born in 1982, studied art education and works as an art and special education teacher. Since 2017 she has been creating expressive figures and imaginative worlds digitally and analogue. Steffi Stroh lives in Frankfurt am Main.
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