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Kari Percival is an award-winning author, illustrator, and former science teacher. She has a Master’s degree in environmental science with a certification in science teaching from Antioch University New England, near where the Harris Center for Conservation Education leads one of the largest amphibian crossing programs. Her work often focuses on science inquiry, nature, and how children can get involved in community science. Her art style is rooted in the woodcuts she has been carving and printing for more than two decades. She lives with her husband and two children north of Boston, Massachusetts.
“Informative and beautiful.” —Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review “[A]n inspiring and aspirational choice for youngsters looking to get more involved with bettering the world around them.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books “Sumptuous in text and image… Percival celebrates the wonder of biodiversity—every pictured creature is marquee-worthy —alongside the passion and hard work that animate conservation efforts.” — Publishers Weekly, Starred Review “Gently encourages kids to volunteer within their own communities.” — Booklist “Young eco-activists looking for an ambitious but doable local project will find both useful informational guidelines and inspiration here.” — School Library Journal “Author-illustrator Kari Percival awakens children’s curiosity… Safe Crossing is an exciting, informative call to action for budding scientists and environmental activists.” — Bookpage, Starred Review “This book [is] as informative as it is beautifully illustrated and designed.” — The Horn Book Review
