The comic-book picture somehow comes to life and speaks with the voice of the real Feynman. “These images capture with remarkable sensitivity the essence of Feynman's character. “Captures the jazzy flow of Feynman's life in its spare lines.” - USA Today on Feynman These three ground-breaking researchers were all students of the great Louis Leakey, and each made profound contributions to primatologyand to our own understanding of ourselves. “Entertaining and informative.” - Science on Feynman Jim Ottaviani returns with an action-packed account of the three greatest primatologists of the last century: Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, and Biruté Galdikas. They also share certain traits - curiosity, toughness, courage.

“Splendid.” - The Miami Herald on Feynman Ottaviani: These three scientists are linked by their connection to Louis Leakey and the general outline of their early careers. “This is an inviting introduction that will undoubtedly lure many readers into further investigation of this groundbreaking fieldwork.” - BCCB “The story of how each of these women loved primates and lived among them to study their behavior is compelling, and might inspire a whole new generation of scientists to follow in their footsteps.” - School Library Journal “Presented as dedicated, iconoclastic, and profoundly in awe of the creatures around them, Goodall, Fossey, and Galdikas are inspiring figures, and Ottaviani does a first-rate job of dangling enough tantalizing tidbits to pique readers' interest in the topic.” - Booklist “A graphic format admirably propels this lightly fictionalized group biography.” - The Horn Book “ An accessible introduction to Goodall's, Fossey's and Galdikas' lives and work.” - Kirkus Reviews

Primates by Jim Ottaviani