Feature Friday 4.11.25
Feature Friday 4.11.25 is a children's activity book to encourage your child to explore nature. Tuck Forest Magic for Kids in your child's Easter basket.
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Leave No Trace is a board book that encourage a love for nature and reminds kids & families to leave no trace while visiting.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Molly, Olive, and Dexter The Guessing Game
Molly, Olive, and Dexter play a guessing game with each other around the big oak tree in the meadow in the newest book in the series.
Read More Summer Read-to-Learn: Green by Nicola Davies
Green teaches kids about photosynthesis and respiration while reminding us that we need green plants to live and they need us too.
Read More Children’s Book Review: You’ll Always Be My Chickadee by Kate Hosford
You'll Always Be My Chickadee celebrates the love of a parent and child among nature with lyrical prose.
Read More Book Review: The Comfort of Crows by Margaret Renkl
Nature lover and self-proclaimed backyard enthusiast Margaret Renkl has joined with her brother Billy to create a series of essays and illustrations taking a reader through a year of birds, animals, plants, and insects in her backyard.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Spectacular Miracles of Nature by Philippe Nessmann
There are all kinds of miracles to be seen in this world formed by weather, glaciers, atmospheric conditions, or mysterious reasons, but they are certainly sites to see and preserve for generations to come.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Finding Calm in Nature by Jennifer Grant
Finding Calm in Nature will help kids create ways to feel less anxious or dealing with difficult things.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Ultimate Spotlight – Caring for Earth by Sandra Laboucarie and Sarah Reynard
In Caring for Earth, children will learn about permaculture, the act of caring for the Earth by working together with nature. This interactive book offers lots of ideas for doing this in your own neighborhood.
Read More Children’s Book Review: Hello, Meadow! by Terry Pierce
Keeping our meadows pretty means that we need to protect them for the animals, creatures, and plants that reside there.
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