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A first look at why trees are important and how we can help look after them, with flaps to lift as you read.
- Lift-the-flap board book about trees and the planet
- Includes simple ways children can help
- Written and illustrated by Carmen Saldaña
- Made from recycled board
- Printed with plant-based inks, glued with very little plastic
Small children ask big questions. This one gives them gentle answers about why trees matter, with flaps that keep little hands busy while you read.
Each spread mixes simple first facts with something to lift and find, and the book finishes with ideas for how children can help protect trees. It's a good starting point for a chat on a walk in the woods or a trip to the park.
The book is made with the planet in mind too: recycled board, inks derived from plants and glues with very little plastic, so it practises what it preaches.
How to use
Read together and lift the flaps as you go, then talk about the easy things you can do as a family to help trees. Wipe the pages clean with a dry or barely damp cloth.
Specifications
- Format: board book, 12 pages
- Author and illustrator: Carmen Saldaña
- Publisher: Ladybird (Penguin Random House), 2021
- ISBN: 9780241448366
About the Series
Trees is one of Ladybird's lift-the-flap eco books, alongside Bees and Seas. The series introduces young children to the natural world and how they can help look after it, and every book is made from recycled board with plant-based inks and glues with very little plastic. Ladybird is an imprint of Penguin Random House Children's in the UK.