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Millie Marotta Books in Order

Millie Marotta is a series of 13 books written by Millie Marotta.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Millie Marotta books in publication order

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13 books

1

A collection of removable decorative stickers brings Marotta’s drawings of birds, flowers, fish and foliage into the home. Designed for walls, mirrors, furniture and other surfaces, the images can be combined to create individual arrangements.

2

Tropical World

by Millie Marotta

2015

Tropical birds, reptiles, flowers and insects fill this collection of detailed coloring illustrations. Readers can explore rainforest forms through color and drawing, adding their own touches to patterned feathers, leaves, scales and other designs inspired by nature.

3

Curious Creatures

by Millie Marotta

2016

Remarkable animals from oceans, deserts, forests and colder habitats become subjects for intricate coloring pages. Marotta’s selection highlights unusual forms and behaviors, inviting readers to explore creatures ranging from flying fish and penguins to walruses and moose.

4

Marotta’s detailed drawings invite readers to color unusual animals from habitats around the world. Creatures distinguished by striking appearances, behaviors or survival skills share the pages, ranging from penguins and birds of paradise to flying fish and walruses.

5

Millie Marotta's Wild Savannah

by Millie Marotta

2016

Intricate black-and-white illustrations introduce the animals and plants of the savannah, including elephants, rhinos, zebras and ostriches. Readers can add their own colors to detailed patterns inspired by the variety of life found in open grassland landscapes.

6

Illustrations and short accounts introduce forty-three endangered species across habitats ranging from oceans to tundra. Each animal’s story explains how it lives, the pressures threatening its survival and efforts to protect it, with a map showing where it remains.

7

Millie Marotta's Woodland Wild

by Millie Marotta

2020

This collection of coloring illustrations explores the creatures living in forests around the world. Detailed scenes of canopies, flowers and burrows bring together animals from foxes and deer to lemurs and leaf frogs, inviting readers to create their own woodland palettes.

8

These detailed coloring illustrations explore life along coastlines and beneath the sea. Familiar animals and less recognizable creatures inhabit beaches, tide pools, kelp forests and other marine landscapes, inviting readers to interpret their shapes and surroundings through color.

9

Millie Marotta's Island Escape

by Millie Marotta

2022

An island-hopping collection of coloring illustrations explores distinctive plants and animals from around the world. Geckos, honeycreepers, rhinoceroses and reindeer appear among habitats stretching from Oceania to northern archipelagos, highlighting the variety of life that islands support.

10

Intricate coloring illustrations celebrate vulnerable and endangered plants and animals, from large mammals to tiny pollinators. Alongside species currently at risk, Marotta introduces rediscovered creatures and a few extinct animals, connecting creative exploration with interest in wildlife conservation.

11

Intricate animal illustrations combine recognizable creatures with imaginative patterns and natural forms. Readers can color the existing designs or add drawings of their own, transforming scenes of birds, forest life and marine animals into personal interpretations of the animal kingdom.

12

Birds and other tree-dwelling creatures fill these detailed illustrations, from cockatoos and warblers to frogs, sugar gliders and tree kangaroos. Readers add color to intricate patterns inspired by the varied life inhabiting forests, woodlands and leafy canopies.

13

Detailed drawings invite readers to explore a tropical world of plants and animals through coloring. The illustrations combine intricate natural forms with room for personal interpretation, offering an imaginative journey through the textures and inhabitants of rainforest environments.

Edited by

Richard Reis

Software engineer whose passion for tracking book recommendations from podcasts inspired the creation of MRB.

Anurag Ramdasan

Lead investor at 3one4 Capital whose startup expertise and love for books helped shape MRB and its growth.

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