When the panda cub was born, she weighed only five ounces and was so tiny that she could be covered easily by one of her mother's paws. But she was held tightly against her mother's large, warm body and protected until she could survive on her own. With beautiful watercolor paintings and a story as gentle as a lullaby, Susan Bonners tells about the lives of wild giant pandas. This is narrative nonfiction at its best.