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This is the third title in the beautifully illustrated Little Book series. It features all the resident UK species – from Adonis blues to wood whites – as well as the plants, animals and processes associated with them. It is a fascinating book for all the family to enjoy browsing through at home; and the galleries – at the front and back – help with the tricky business of identifying butterflies when on walks outside.

Consultant: Dr Martin Warren OBE

Suitable for anyone aged 7 years and above

This is the first title in the beautifully illustrated Little Book series, which won a Woodlands Award on its publication in 2019. It is a highly visual and original guide to the most common trees found in Britain and Europe and the plants, animals and fungi that depend upon them. This reformatted flexibound edition now has fold-out galleries – at the front and back – to
help with the tricky business of identifying trees when on walks outside. The Forest School Association is the professional body and UK-wide voice for Forest School – a play-based process that enables people of all ages and abilities to care for themselves, each other and the planet.

Consultant: Dr Gabriel Hemery

Suitable for anyone aged 7 years and above

It includes in-depth descriptions of over 50 common species, as well as illustrations and information about 130 more. The flower galleries at the front and back of the book aid quick identification and make this a vital piece of kit for country walks. It is also a beautiful book to browse through at home.

Suitable for anyone aged 7 years and above

The Little Book of Wild Flowers is produced in association with the conservation charity Plantlife with a foreword by well-known botanist, Dr Trevor Dines.