Ugly-Cute: What Misunderstood Animals Can Teach Us About Life

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Ugly-Cute: What Misunderstood Animals Can Teach Us About Life Author: Format: Hardback First Published: Published By: HarperCollins Publishers
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Pages: 224 Illustrations and other contents: 60 col plates Language: English ISBN: 9780008527051 Categories: , ,

It’s time to shun our perfectionist society and discover the beauty in everything! Ugly-Cute is an adorkable compilation of misunderstood, underappreciated species including well-known lovable uggos, like sun bears and pugs, as well as obscure weirdos, like the star-nosed mole and the aye-aye. Each chapter is dedicated to a different ugly-cute animal and the ways in which we can learn from them. Featuring: 1. Pink Fairy Armadillo 2. Aye Aye 3. Star-nosed Mole 4. Wombat 5. Sucker-footed Bat 6. Sun Bear 7. Tapir 8. Anteater 9. White-faced Saki Monkey 10. Yeti Crab 11. Pug 12. Axolotl Salamander 13. Proboscis Monkey 14. Aquatic Scrotum Frog 15. Emu 16. Blobfish 17. Hairless Cat and more!

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#9 on the LA Times Nonfiction list

Author Biography

Jennifer McCartney is a New York Times bestselling journalist, editor, and author of numerous books. Her ‘Little Book of Animal Philosophy’ series with HarperCollins is published in 17 countries. She has written about utopias, time machines, and train travel for outlets like BBC Radio 4, The Atlantic, Architectural Digest, Vice Magazine, Teen Vogue, Curbed, USA Today, and CBC. She is a regular contributor to Publishers Weekly. Her parody The Joy of Leaving Your Sh*t All Over the Place (W.W. Norton) is a New York Times bestseller, published in 8 countries. In addition to non-fiction, she has published one bestselling novel Afloat (Hamish Hamilton/Penguin). The Times Literary Supplement called the debut “powerfully evoked…riotous, and disquieting.”