From an early age, your kids need to learn to appreciate nature. You can look for nature’s children books to nurture them with informative subjects. These books attempt to inspire your kid’s inner naturalists and serve a passion for connecting to nature. Here I’m going to list five of the best books you can purchase to introduce your kids to conservation, compassion, inclusion, and love:
This Is Sadie
This nature book is written by Sara O’Leary and is well-suited for the kids aged between 3 to 7 years. The book has a total of 32 pages that covers the story of a little girl who has a big imagination. She was raised as a boy by the wolves and lived under the sea. She has adventures in the wonderland. She visits treetops and talks to birds and whispers to the dresses. She is fond of making things like castles out of cushions. She has wings to fly, and for her, life is all about wonderful possibilities. This is Sadie … a perfect story to read to your kids.
A Walk in the Forest
A Walk in the Forest is written by Maria Dek. Kids who are 3 to 6 years love this nature book. Its story is like an invitation to discover the woods. It is all about imagination and contemplation. Like collecting the stones, looking for feathers, assembling pinecones, observing chirping birds, listening to whispering trees, and following the tracks of a deer. It is about building a shelter in the woods and playing hide-and-seek in the jungle. Maria Dek covers the mysterious glory, poetic text, and charming watercolor images.
Flowers Are Calling
Rita Gray wrote the nature book ‘Flowers Are Calling’ to boost the imagination of kids aged between 4 to 7 years. The book was initially published in 2015. In rhyming poetic form, the flowers are calling to all the forest creatures. This book is about presenting luminous artwork and showcasing whizz of natural cooperation. The story beautifully covers the forest’s cycle of life and represents the association between plants, insects, animals, and birds.
The Man Made of Stars
M.H. Clark is the author of ‘The Man Made of Stars.’ This nature book is for the kids who are 4 to 8 years old. The story covers the idea of a man who is made of stars and works hard every night to bring more light to the world. He goes every evening with his lantern twinkling. So what is his secret? The story is about discovering something unbelievable and finding answers to this mystery. It teaches a lesson that small acts have massive consequences. And there is always room to bring more and more lights in the world.
The Wonder Garden
The Wonder Garden is by Jenny Broom and is written for kids who are 7 to 10 years old. The story opens the gate to explore five of Earth’s habitats. In the Wonder Garden, each one of the habitats is filled with beautiful scenery and extraordinary creatures. The story travels to the Chihuahuan Desert, delves deep into the Black Forest, dives in the Great Barrier Reef, treks through the Amazon Rainforest, and stands on the roof of the Himalayan Mountains.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
