What If There Was No More Forest?

"WHAT IF THERE WAS NO MORE FOREST?"
was written with a love for the biodiversity that surrounds us,
with a forewarning of the dangers of human exploitation.
It showcases some of Earth's loveliest creatures,
while indulging playfully in a punny narrative of forest favourites.
There is a message of sobriety for all, even as it entertains children
with its vivid profiles of nature's best loved species.

Singaporean Satish Khattar is a copywriter and communications lecturer
by profession. His first book on parenting "Oh Give Me Patience - But Hurry Please"
was a modest success, recounting a tongue-in-cheek look at his early parenting
years. This book handles a somewhat different species, as he pays homage
to some of nature's most beloved animals.

Singapore-based artist Alpana Ahuja is inspired by Nature and animals.
Illustrator of 19 children's books using water colours, she is a wildlife educator
and activist absolutely passionate about nature conservation. She loves to connect
with children and young adults through art and uses it to support animal charities,
raising much-needed funds for rescued fauna.