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Deep in the woods, beneath the trees, the animals are gathering. It's time for Mrs Owl's Forest School.
Join Mouse, Squirrel, Fox and Rabbit for a little forest school adventure. Out in the woods, they can learn about wildlife, try something new, get creative and - of course - make friends! And today they are learning how to build a very big den.
This book will have little ones itching to get outdoors and having adventures of their own. Embracing the Forest School focus on play and exploration - and written in consultation with an expert consultant - this series will appeal to readers whether or not they've been to Forest School.
Seb Braun (illustrator of Spinderella by Julia Donaldson) creates charming, detailed scenes that perfectly blend together picture book storytelling with non-fiction details. In his spare time, Seb volunteers as a Cubs and Squirrels leader (part of the Scouts movement), and his love and knowledge of the outdoors shines through on every page.
Perfect for 3-6 year olds.
Also in the series:
Mrs Owl's Forest School: The Very Big Den
Mrs Owl's Forest School: A Treasure Hunt Surprise
Mrs Owl's Forest School: The Moonlit Campout
Mrs Owl's Forest School: A Wet Day for Wellies
This is Book 1 in the Mrs Owl's Forest School Series. See all Mrs Owl's Forest School books here.
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Lydia Nichols is an illustrator and designer. By day she doodles for Google and by night she draws anthropomorphic objects and animals. Most people describe her work as charming and whimsical. They describe her as red-headed.
More about Ruth SymonsSebastien Braun was born in Strasbourg. He loved drawing as a child, but as there were no art lessons at his secondary school, so he opted to study history at university. Fortunately, his course was in the same building as the art department, so he swapped and studied that instead. After teaching applied art to sixth formers for a few years, he became a free
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