Nature's Children: Leopards

This hardcover edition of "Leopards" by Sheila Dalton is an ex-library copy with the usual markings and stamps. The cover shows minor wear consistent with library use, and there is no dust jacket, as is typical for library-bound books. The binding is intact and sturdy, ensuring continued usability. Overall, the book is in good condition, suitable for educational use or collection.

"Leopards" by Sheila Dalton, published by Grolier in 1990, is part of the "Nature's Children" series, offering young readers an insightful look into the world of leopards. This hardcover edition, printed in Danbury, Connecticut, is designed as a library-reinforced edition, ensuring durability for frequent use. The book provides a comprehensive overview of leopard classification, habitat, physical characteristics, and behavior, making it an excellent educational resource for children interested in wildlife. Although it is an ex-library copy, the book remains a valuable addition to any collection focused on nature and wildlife education. The ISBN 0-7172-7277-X confirms its authenticity and availability. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for library editions, which are built for resilience. This edition is particularly suitable for libraries, educators, and collectors of children’s natural history books.