Book 1 in the Wild Wanderers series.

Leap hand-in-paw with Hare to meet her furry cousins from America to Japan and from Europe to the Arctic, in this poetic account of habitats and predators across the world.
Through Dom Conlon’s poetry and the eyes of a brown hare leaping away from an unknown danger, we learn what makes each species of hare unique and how they survive in their natural habitats.
Discover new terminology and information through poetic language and feel inspired to love these animals, brought vividly to life by the enchanting artwork of Anastasia Izlesou.

Dom Conlon is a poet and, whether talking on BBC Radio Lancashire or running workshops for children, Dom’s work is guided by nature and the stars. Dom’s work has been praised by award-winning writers such as Nicola Davies, George Szirtes and Chris Riddell.

Anastasia Izlesou is a multidisciplinary illustrator and designer from the UK. Using a mix of digital and traditional media, she creates vibrant work full of bold natural elements. The White Hare was Anastasia’s first published book.

‘A poetic journey as we learn more about the mythical beauty of hares at the same time introducing themes of bio-diversity, environment & predators to a younger audience […] a thoughtful piece of #nonfiction set to a serene and ever changing backdrop’ Picture Books Blogger

‘I like that the story is poem-y. And I like to say ‘leap, hare, LEAP!’ at the end of every page. I really love the pictures in this book. They look colourful and realistic, especially the Arctic Hare. […] I think all of my friends would like this book because you can read it then leap about like a hare.’ Jonathan, aged 5, Books Up North