Shining mesmerising light on the life cycle of the majestic oak tree through colourful illustrations and exciting holes to look through, this brilliant book is packed with information for little budding naturalists.
How does a tiny little acorn become a magnificent, mighty oak tree that is home to over 2000 species? This inventive information book, specially written for little children and with intriguing holes to look through on every page, is perfect for a first introduction to the incredible world around us.
Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd
ISBN: 9781474998802
Number of pages: 14
Dimensions: 206 x 175 x 13 mm
Interest age: From 3 years
Weight: 190 g
Language: English
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A lovely little book with great illustrations, a gentle life cycle of an acorn into a mighty oak and peak through pages that we looked through several times before moving on!
This is such a wonderful little book about the life cycle of an oak tree. It goes through the different seasons, showing the different animals that interact with it, the different weather patterns and the different... More
Beautiful and engaging with friendly cut out illustrations throughout. A sturdy board book and a good size for little hands.
Ideal for nursery and even reception aged children as an introduction to the life cycle of...
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