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Sandra Markle - Snow School

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The author/illustrator team of Sandra Markle and Alan Marks has had a profound impact on the world of childrens nonfiction with their collaborative efforts on books about different animals around the world. From wolves in Yellowstone to penguins in Antarctica, readers and critics have raved about the way in which Markle and Marks share their stories and information about animals in the wild. In their newest project, readers are introduced to twin snow leopard cubs and their mother from the Hindu Kush mountains of Pakistan. Lyrical, informative text and stunning watercolor illustrations lead readers through the struggles these snow leopards face-from finding food to bearing harsh weather conditions-and the lessons the young cubs learn as they prepare for a life on their own, out from underneath the watchful, caring eye of their mother. Back matter includes further resources and facts as well as an authors note about the research process and information about how we can help this endangered species.

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Sandra Markle Illustrated by Alan Marks Snow School - photo 1
Sandra Markle Illustrated by Alan Marks Snow School With love for my - photo 2
Sandra Markle Illustrated by Alan Marks Snow School With love for my - photo 3
Sandra Markle
Illustrated by
Alan Marks
Snow School
With love for my children Scott and Holly MarkleS M To Lucia Cecilia - photo 4
With love for my children, Scott and Holly MarkleS. M.
To Lucia, Cecilia, Solly, and GabrielA. M.
Acknowledgments
The author would like to thank Dr. Tom McCarthy, executive director of
Snow Leopard Programs for Panthera, an organization dedicated to ensuring
the future of wild cats. A special thank-you to Skip Jeffery for his support
during the creative process.
Text copyright 2013 by Sandra Markle
Illustrations copyright 2013 by Alan Marks
All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.
Charlesbridge and colophon are registered trademarks of Charlesbridge Publishing, Inc.
Published by Charlesbridge
85 Main Street
Watertown, MA 02472
(617) 926-0329
www.charlesbridge.com
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Markle, Sandra.
Snow school / Sandra Markle ; illustrated by Alan Marks.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 978-1-60734-593-0 (ebook)
1. Snow leopardJuvenile literature. 2. Snow leopardInfancyJuvenile literature.
3. Learning in animalsJuvenile literature. I. Marks, Alan, 1957 ill. II. Title.
QL737.C23M2735 2013 ISBN-13 978-1-68444-686-5 (e-book)
599.75'55dc23 2012000790
Printed in Singapore
Illustrations done in watercolor and pencil on Fabriano 5 paper
Display type set in Elroy, designed by Christian Schwartz for Monotype Imaging
Text type set in Fairfield by Monotype Imaging
Color separations by KHL Chroma Graphics, Singapore
Printed and bound September 2012 by Imago in Singapore
Production supervision by Brian G. Walker
Designed by Martha MacLeod Sikkema
Synchred Read-Along Version by:
Triangle Interactive LLC
PO Box 573
Prior Lake, MN 55372
Its May springtime in Pakistans Hindu Kush Mountains But high up on - photo 5
Its May springtime in Pakistans Hindu Kush Mountains .
But high up on gravel-strewn slopes ,
where only the hardiest plants grow ,
snowflakes still dance in the icy wind .
Inside a den , week-old snow leopard cubs
a brother and sister
wait for their mothers return .
While his sister yowls to be fed the male peeks outside with newly o pened - photo 6
While his sister yowls to be fed , the male peeks outside
with newly o pened eyes , spies the snowflakes,
and crawls out to explore .
Suddenly a golden eagle swoops down , with talons thrust out .
The mother snow leopard arrives just in time .
Growling and swatting , she drives the eagle away .
Then she picks up the cub in gentle jaws
and carries him into the den .
So the little male learns his first lesson .
Outside the den , its a dangerous world .
Five weeks old and nearly double his birth weight the little male is a fuzzy - photo 7
Five weeks old and nearly double his birth weight the little male is a fuzzy - photo 8
Five weeks old and nearly double his birth weight the little male is a fuzzy - photo 9
Five weeks old and nearly double his birth weight ,
the little male is a fuzzy ball of muscle and curiosity .
He sneaks up on the twitching tip of his mothers long tail .
Then his sister pounces on him .
The pair tumbles, swatting and biting whatever they can reach .
This way they build strong muscles and practice hunting skills .
Mother ends the training session with tongue licks .
When she flops down , the cubs snuggle against her
to nurse and nap .
At two months old the cubs are nearly five times their birth weight Theyre - photo 10
At two months old , the cubs are nearly five times their birth weight .
Theyre shedding baby teeth for adult teeth all pointed and sharp .
One day their mother arrives , dragging an ibex s hes killed .
The pair attack this prey , biting the ears the only part
thin enough to fit in their young mouths .
Mother tears open the belly , and the cubs nose in ,
discovering the smell and taste
of what theyll one day catch for themselves
if they learn their lessons .
At five months old the cubs look like small adults and eat a lot Mother - photo 11
At five months old the cubs look like small adults and eat a lot Mother - photo 12
At five months old the cubs look like small adults and eat a lot Mother - photo 13
At five months old , the cubs look like small adults and eat a lot .
Mother hunts every morning and evening to bring home food .
But one afternoon , she calls the cubs with throaty chuffs.
They leave the den behind to go hunting with her .
In their smoky gray , black-spotted coats ,
the three snow leopards look like shadows slipping over rocks .
The cubs mimic their mother when she stops
to rub her cheek on a boulder another lesson .
Always leave your scent to claim your favorite hunting places .
Mother and cubs climb on big paws to the crest of giant sloping slabs of - photo 14
Mother and cubs climb on big paws
to the crest of giant sloping slabs of rock.
Far below , a cluster of ibex munches grass and twigs .
Crouched low , eyes fixed on her target , the mother snow leopard
steps carefully so no pebbles fall and no ibex notice .
Trailing after their mother , the male cub squeezes past his sister .
She attacks. They wrestle . Loose stones tumble , clattering downhill.
Ibex scatter running , leaping , escaping .
Empty stomachs make this lesson one the cubs wont forget.
Be quiet when you go hunting .
The snow leopards nap curled up together against the cold wind When the - photo 15
The snow leopards nap curled up together against the cold wind When the - photo 16
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