Bindi Irwin has shared an exciting family announcement with her fans.
Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the wildlife warrior, 25, announced the release of her latest children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior! which features her daughter Grace Warrior, three.
Sharing an adorable clip with her followers, Bindi said: ‘Today is one of the very best days of my entire life. I officially get to share with you my new children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior! Woohoo! Crikey!’
Featuring illustrations from Ramona Kaulitzki, the book will take readers on a journey with Bindi and Grace.
Readers will explore Australia Zoo and the importance of wildlife conversation.
‘You’ll explore our home, Australia Zoo and the conservation work we do all over the world,’ she shared.
‘I hope this book will inspire the next generation to love, respect and protect our natural world… it means the world to share our journey with you!’ she added.
You Are a Wildlife Warrior! will be available in the US and Australia on February 4, 2025.
Bindi Irwin, 25, (pictured) has announced the release of her first children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior!
Friends and fans took to the comments to congratulate the 25-year-old.
‘Well that’s every child’s birthday present ever sorted… congratulations Bindi, what a fantastic project!’ one user wrote.
‘Congratulations!!! I’m so happy I get to share a part of your world at Australia Zoo with my daughter!!’ another added.
‘I am tremendously proud of you, @bindisueirwin. You are a wonderful mama and a true Wildlife Warrior! Your book is beautiful and brilliant. A fantastic, fun story for everyone!’ Bindi’s mother Terri commented.
Chandler Powell also praised his wife, writing: ‘Congratulations… So happy this day is finally here after all your hard work. So exciting!’
Sharing an adorable clip with her followers, Bindi said: ‘Today is one of the very best days of my entire life. I officially get to share with you my new children’s book, You Are a Wildlife Warrior! Woohoo! Crikey!’
Readers will explore Australia Zoo and the importance of wildlife conversation
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