Gone Wild (Caldecott Honor Book) - Hardcover

"McLimans has created a black-and-white iconic representation of 26 endangered animals, and his art is striking. . . . The arresting graphics and clean design will hold viewers' attention and create interest in the topic." --"School Library Journal"

"An impressive showcase in visual design, the letters artfully use both filled and empty space to evoke . . . their living counterparts." --"Kirkus Reviews"

"The black silhouetted numbers are sinuous and compelling in this unique and imaginative description of the dangers facing ocean life today." --"School Library Journal on GONE FISHING"

McLimans has created a black-and-white iconic representation of 26 endangered animals, and his art is striking. . . . The arresting graphics and clean design will hold viewers' attention and create interest in the topic. "School Library Journal"

An impressive showcase in visual design, the letters artfully use both filled and empty space to evoke . . . their living counterparts. "Kirkus Reviews"

The black silhouetted numbers are sinuous and compelling in this unique and imaginative description of the dangers facing ocean life today. "School Library Journal on GONE FISHING""

"McLimans has created a black-and-white iconic representation of 26 endangered animals, and his art is striking. . . . The arresting graphics and clean design will hold viewers' attention and create interest in the topic." --School Library Journal

"An impressive showcase in visual design, the letters artfully use both filled and empty space to evoke . . . their living counterparts." --Kirkus Reviews

"The black silhouetted numbers are sinuous and compelling in this unique and imaginative description of the dangers facing ocean life today." --School Library Journal on GONE FISHING

David McLimans has won numerous awards for his editorial illustration, including an Award of Excellence from the Society of Newspaper Designers and a Certificate of Excellence from Print magazine. His work has appeared the Washington Post, AIGA, Time, the New York Times, the Progressive, Atlantic Monthly, and Harper's. This is his first children's book. He lives and works in Madison, Wisconsin.