Chimpanzee's Best Friend: Jane Goode

From a young age, Jane Goodall loved observing the animals around her.

Earthworms and insects, birds and cats, dogs and horses – no matter how big or small, she never missed one.

As an adult, Jane followed her dream to Africa, becoming a pioneer in chimpanzee research. She lived with chimpanzees, observing them, listening to them. Thirty years passed, and Jane became their best friend. To this day, Jane continues to travel the world, working to protect chimpanzees and their habitats.

This moving biography of Jane Goodall is another masterpiece by renowned children's author Jeanette Winter. Through Jeanette's unique style, she shares the story of an animal conservation pioneer, "the white ape" Jane Goodall: a brave woman unafraid to do what no one else had done, whose dedication benefited the animal world.

Features of this book

Respect for nature and life, daring to pursue and realize dreams

"Only if we understand, will we care. Only if we care, will we help. Only if we help, shall all be saved." — Jane Goodall

Through Jane Goodall's story, we can guide children to learn to respect the natural environment and life, and to try to show more care for the people and things around them. Jane Goodall's proactive attitude in daring to pursue her dreams, as well as her resolute determination and patience in realizing them, can also help children learn to bravely pursue their dreams with a positive attitude and develop a spirit of perseverance.