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Doing It My Way
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Diary of a Wildlife Photographer
Jan Latta is a writer, photographer and adventurer. This vivid and fascinating book takes the reader on a trip around the world as Jan recounts her adventures photographing wildlife in Africa, India and China.
Ollie The Orangutan
A true-to-life story about the endangered Orangutan, "Man of the forest". Discover where they live, what they eat, and how they survive. Jan Latta is the author and photographer of True to Life Books. To create the books she follows animals every day, taking photographs and writing about them in their natural habitats in Africa, China, Borneo, India, and Australia. With true-to-life photos and a simple text, Jan has captured amazing moments of endangered animals in the wild. You can also read about her adventures in the Diary of a Wildlife Photographer book.
Sleepy the Sloth
Jan Latta travelled to Costa Rico to tell the sloth's story in photographs and words. It is a true to life adventure of sloths in their natural habitas.
Ella the Elephant
Ella the elephant describes her habitat and family and discusses how a young elephant grows up, how elephants live, and why they are endangered.
Timba the Tiger
Timba the tiger describes his habitat and family and discusses how a young tiger grows up, how tigers live, and why they are endangered.
Koby the Koala
Koby the koala describes his habitat and family and discusses how a young koala grows up, how koalas live, and why they are endangered.
Charlie the Cheetah
Charlie the cheetah describes his habitat and family and discusses how a young cheetah grows up, how cheetahs live, and why they are endangered.
Rudy the Rhinoceros
Rudy the rhinoceros describes his habitat and family and discusses how a young rhino grows up, how rhinos live, and why they are endangered.
Timba the Tiger
Author and wildlife photographer, Jan Latta, followed tigers in India to create a true to life book about their life in the wild.
