Nature-Inspired books
Let’s jump right in to the reason you clicked the link, and that is to read about nature-inspired books. Wether you are wanting to expand your home book shelves with new reads, taking your kids to the public library for some afternoon reads or looking for a good gift idea for your nieces birthday this weekend, here are 5 of our favorite books we will be sure to read this fall season.
Jill Barklem takes you on an adventure along the banks of a river, into the hollows of the trees and we get a peak into the lives of field mice and their friends. The drawings not only inspire young readers to sit for a while and find all the hidden treasures on the pages but the stories themselves are packed full of strong values, highlighting friendships, perseverance and a sense of enjoying the seasons. Find it here
No. 2 If You Go Down To The Woods Today
Jump to any page and you will be instantly lost in the sweet designs the artist took care in curating for this book. My children love picking up this one and sitting for long spells to find all the fun treasures hidden in its pages. Full of seasonal poems and look-and-find this book is sure to be a great addition to your home library.
No. 3 Apple Cake
How often we forget to say thank you and yet our days are filled with so many little gifts that are laid out for us to enjoy. this little book is a beautiful reminder of what gratitude can look like in our every day. And a plus, it will make you want to get in the kitchen to bake up something delicious to share with friends, and who can argue with that?!
No. 4 James Herriot’s Treasury for Children
Taking you through the seasons with heart warming stories of a farm-animal veterinarian who works in the countryside across the pond. This collection is sure to bring joy to your “afternoon read aloud” every time its pages are opened.
and of course what nature collection would be complete without Beatrix Potter. I’m sure we have all heard of the classic Peter Rabbit tales, and this collection brings together some of the most loved writings of Potter. A perfect mid afternoon read under the autumn breeze.
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