Picture Book Wednesday: More Nature Books

Last week, I shared some nature picture books and board books. This week, I have some more to share.

Somehow, I missed this book when it first came out. But trust me, if you haven't read it, go back and do so.

A young girl and her grandmother create a garden with help from nature.

This is a cool idea as lots happens beneath the surface of a garden. I loved learning about all the animals and insects. Pus the illustrations are great.

There are a lot of important trees in this country. I liked how this book combines poetry with trees and history. 

Many of these trees, I didn't know about. Now I have a few new places on my bucket list. 

This book is great for many reasons:

1. The illustrations

2. The Alphabet includes lots of hiking information and safety tips

3. The Alphabet Trails are fascinating to learn about (I've hiked several of these trails and more on are on list.)

4. It's fun for younger kids and older kids.

This nonfiction book also has a lot of information - but in small groups of text interspersed with pictures. The pictures are amazing. There's lot of pour over and share here.