It was informative, but a little dry. ( )

What a great book with a happy outcome for one of the many endangered animals in the world. The Golden Tamarin was becoming endangered due to shrinking habitat. A group of scientists studied them in the wild, then the zoo to see why they were not breeding. The zoos began to change the way they were housing and raising the Golden Tamarins and they began to reproduce. They eventually released some into the wild but they could not survive. Once they mated with wild Tamarins that had been released into their breeding grounds they were successful in their survival as well as mating, having young that lived and families that grew and survived. The reforestation projects they took on to build the forest bridges was ingenious and led to the projects success. A feel good book for anybody interested in how to help endangered species to live and thrive.

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in return for an honest review. ( )

This book is about the golden lion tamarins. It's about their habitat, habits, and what humans are doing to their habitat. It also explains what we're trying to do to save them. It's more difficult content, and is more informational than it is reading for fun.

It is a good example of informational book because it talks about the reality and information about golden lion tamarins.
A female monkey wants to assimilate into monkey's families but it does not work because monkeys place and numbers shrink. They are in serious danger of becoming extinct. Scientists help to build houses to these monkeys.
It is a good book for children to read and know about golden lion tamarins. Nature and human should live peacefully.
Good for elementary ( )