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Outside: A Guide to Discovering Nature
Publisher: Frances Lincoln
Amphibians, birds, rocks, oceans and clouds: they're all explored in this large and stylish hardcover guide to nature for children in cities and the countryside alike.
Children can become a nature detective and follow animal tracks, identify rocks, make a birdhouse and a swing that will reach the clouds. They can also become inspired by nature to make sculptures, write stories and draw animals.
The stylish illustration will make children feel like they're using a fun grown-up book to identify the animals they see when they go out exploring, and there are lots of ideas for families to get involved too.
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Nature non-fiction booklist (older children)
Non-fiction books about nature are great for older children, from engaging reluctant readers to inspiring budding environmentalists.
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Spring explorer booklist
Spring is a great time to start exploring the world around you - whether that's learning more about animals, going for a picnic or simply visiting your local park. Here are some books to spark children's curiosity for the world around them.
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Non-fiction and fact books your child will love (ages 4-8)
There are loads of brilliant non-fiction books that can teach your child about the world, as well as being entertaining, funny and gorgeous to look at. Sometimes non-fiction is also a fantastic way to tempt a reluctant reader into sitting down with a book.
