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    A Little Guide to Trees

    £9.99


    Use the delicate illustrations and simple text to help your child identify the trees they see every day, whether they live in the country or the city. This book is a wonderful way of encouraging a child to interact with their environment, helping them to respect and protect the trees that surround them.
    ISBN: 9781903919828
    AuthorVoake, Charlotte
    PublisherNamePenguin Random House Children's UK
    Pub Date05/05/2011
    BindingPaperback
    Pages80
    Availability: In Stock

    What sort of tree did Robin Hood's bow come from? What pine tree drops its needles in the winter and how did the monkey puzzle get its name? These are just some of the wonderful facts that you'll discover inside this book.

    Trees give us shade and the oxygen we breathe, like tall green giants that watch over us. And they are beautiful!

    Use the delicate illustrations and simple text to help your child identify the trees they see every day, whether they live in the country or the city. This book is a wonderful way of encouraging a child to interact with their environment, helping them to respect and protect the trees that surround them.

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    What sort of tree did Robin Hood's bow come from? What pine tree drops its needles in the winter and how did the monkey puzzle get its name? These are just some of the wonderful facts that you'll discover inside this book.

    Trees give us shade and the oxygen we breathe, like tall green giants that watch over us. And they are beautiful!

    Use the delicate illustrations and simple text to help your child identify the trees they see every day, whether they live in the country or the city. This book is a wonderful way of encouraging a child to interact with their environment, helping them to respect and protect the trees that surround them.