A lyrical celebration of the amazing new ecosystem that flourishes after a tree falls ‘A fallen tree becomes a world of wonders in this marvelous celebration of life on the forest floor.’ – Kirkus For the forest, the death of a tree is not a loss but a new beginning. In this unique exploration of nature’s circle of life, young readers can discover how a tree finds fresh purpose after its life ends. Fallen trees provide food and shelter for living things large and small – from insects, fungi, and flowers to mice and bear cubs.This thoughtful book introduces children to these ecosystems, inviting them to consider life cycles, biodiversity, sustainability, and the environment. With its lush illustrations and informative text, The Tomorrow Tree is a stunning keepsake gift for budding naturalists.
From insects, spiders, and butterflies to tiny animals, Bugs and Little Creatures helps young readers recognise and appreciate the beauty and diversity of the tiny creatures they most commonly encounter in everyday life. Detailed illustrations and concise educational text created by expert naturalists encourage an appreciation for nature and animals and make each page an opportunity to look closer at often overlooked critters in parks, woods, mountains, gardens, and natural landscapes. The perfect companion for walks, trips, and outdoor exploration, this 80-page catalogue encourages curious young animal lovers to discover the science behind the insects, arachnids, and molluscs in their own backyard!Fosters Environmental Awareness: Includes 80 educational pages of bugs and little creatures young readers recognise from parks, forests, mountains, gardens, and natural landscapesEncourages STEM Learning: Children ages 6+ learn scientific facts through clear and accessible explanations accompanied by eye-catching visualsExpertly Created Guide: This richly illustrated visual encyclopaedia is designed for children by expert creators Cocai Design and Danio MiserocchiDiscovery-driven Engagement: Richly detailed illustrations transform scientific observation into an immersive and accessible experience for young readers to explore independently or with friends and familyIntroducing the Naturepedia Series: Bugs and Little Creatures launches the Naturepedia series alongside Flowers and BloomsAge: 6+