At the edge of this meadow, which keeps bending in the dance, is a world full of wonders. Where are the wonders? In the forest!
The children naturally delight in nature. They eagerly observe butterflies, ants and snails; they wade in puddles and burrow in the sand; they collect leaves, shells, chestnuts or flowers. And they ask lots of questions in the process. It is worthwhile to satisfy this curiosity and, better still, to encourage it, as they absorb knowledge like a sponge. And since nature can be mysterious, children's imaginations are easily triggered...
This enchanting world has been encapsulated in an equally unusual book - Wonders in the Forest. It is a colourful story about the large and small inhabitants of the forest, about the extraordinary phenomena that occur in nature every day and about how all elements in nature are interconnected. From the nine stories, young readers will learn, among other things, how mushrooms grow and whether trees talk to each other; they will understand how beetles and bees are useful; how a tadpole turns into a frog; what a moth sees at night and how the life of birds and mammals differs in a flock. The unusual features of nature are presented in an equally original way - through rhyming stories.
Their author, British writer and poet Gabby Dawnay, proves that, thanks to their light, melodious rhymes, 'Wonders in the Woods' will work just as well as fairy tales for your pillow! Each story will take no longer than five minutes to read to a child in the evening, to help them calm down and drift off to sleep. The book was translated with great charm by Katarzyna Huzar-Czub, charmingly illustrated by Bulgarian artist Mona K., and the factual accuracy was supervised by Dr. Nikolaj Golachowski. Each chapter ends with an informative page of trivia
The book has a hard sewn binding, the cover is decorated with intricate gilding. The original content, refined graphic design and editorial care make Wonders in the Forest an extremely valuable gift for small nature lovers.