The book is written by Maeve Rogers, a wildlife researcher who brings field-tested accuracy and a heart-first story to the book.

It’s a children’s picture book about Timber, a young wolverine searching for a friend. Along the way, kids learn real wildlife facts in a warm, read-aloud story.

Ages 4–8 (Pre-K to Grade 3). It also works for family or classroom read-alouds and early independent readers.

Yes. Author Maeve Rogers draws on fieldwork studying wild carnivores. The story includes accurate natural-history details presented in kid-friendly language. Additionally, a wolverine biologist proof-read and provided more scientific insight.

The book encourages curiosity and care for wildlife, specifically for a highly threatened species: the wolverine. We also highlight research organizations doing the work on the ground, and donate a percent of the book's proceeds directly to wolverine conservation and research.

At this time, I am unable to offer any return's on the book.

Yes. We support school/library POs and offer bulk pricing for classrooms, events, and fundraisers. Contact us for a quote!

Yes. Maeve offers assemblies, classroom read-alouds, and Q&As (virtual or in-person). We tailor talks for grade level and time.

Wolverines are rare, resilient, and often misunderstood—perfect for sparking wonder and empathy while introducing real science!