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A mother Siberian tiger and her cub step silently into the forest, floating like mist in the moonlight. The mother nudges her cub beneath a fallen tree, then goes in search of food. Suddenly, there’s a roar louder than any tiger’s. Wind! Fire! The cub squeals for his mother, but will he find her in the flame-lit wilderness?

Ilya Spirin's powerful watercolor, pastel, and gouache paintings capture the majesty of the Siberian wilderness, from snow lit by fire, to milky moonlight, to the forest animals as they flee toward safety. An Author’s Note provides information on the logging and poaching activities that have reduced the Siberian tiger population to fewer than four hundred animals.

Jonathan London, a poet, writer, and children’s author, lives in northern California with his wife and two sons. He is the author of the well-known Froggy series, Flamingo Sunset, and Little Swan.

Ilya Spirin’s artwork in his first illustrated book, Ice Bears, by Brenda Z. Guiberson, was described in Booklist as “lush” and in The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books as “soft and moody yet precise, with delicate texturing evident in the close-ups.” Ilya lives in Princeton, New Jersey, with his wife and young son, Nikolai.