Table of Contents

Introduction

1. Rabbit
2. Stag
3. Badger
4. Grey squirrel
5. Great spotted woodpecker
6. Fox
7. European peacock butterfly
8. Raccoon
9. Stoat
10. Hedgehog
11. Doe
12. Grey long-eared bat
13. Beaver
14. Dormouse
15. Red squirrel
16. Meadow vole
17. Tawny owl
18. Fawn
19. Weasel
20. Shrew
21. Wood mouse
22. Chipmunk
23. Lynx
24. Robin
25. Pine marten
26. Grey wolf
27. Kestrel
28. Hare

About the Author

Susie Hodge has a passion for art education and has been teaching practical art and art history to children and adults for over 11 years. She has written over 100 books on art, art history and artistic techniques, including numerous titles in Search Press' How to Draw series, The Short Story of Art, Art in Detail: 100 Masterpieces, Why Your Five Year Old Could Not Have Done That and How to Survive Modern Art. Susie is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and has worked for the Tate and the V&A museum producing booklets for visitors, teachers and students. She appears on television frequently as a professional commentator on art history.

Susie lives in Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex.