Maisy Loves Trees
Explore the world of trees with Maisy in this super-clear and colourful series celebrating our planet!
Maisy is learning all about trees. What is a tree and how does it grow? Why do leaves come in different shapes and sizes? How do trees change through the year and why don't some trees change at all? Little ones will discover the answers to these questions and many more in this colourful board book. Open out the final scene and wonder at amazing trees from around the world!
Maisy's Planet books are perfect for little nature-lovers aged from 18 months. Each sturdy, toddler-friendly board book celebrates a different feature of the natural world with bright colours, simple language and a fun open-out final spread. Love our planet with Maisy!
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Review: Maisy is a trusted and effective guide into the natural world, and along with her friends, she learns about trees and the vital part they play in our world. Illustrations feature details about trees, leaves, and other important information. VERDICT This title will help young nature enthusiasts learn more about these vital plants. * School Library Journal *
The distinctive, brightly coloured design holds the attention... Congratulations to this author-illustrator for condensing these wonderful subjects into such a pleasing educational format. * The Letterpress Project *
This bright and cheery board book - one of many in the Maisy universe - shows the cheerful mouse climbing trees, making art with leaves and admiring seasonal changes. Along the way, it explains to the very youngest readers what trees are, how they grow and their wondrous variety - all in easy-to-understand language, delivered with enthusiasm. * The Daily Press *