Yes – I would recommend it for them because maybe they’ll think it’s interesting, and if they like animals like me, they’ll probably love it!īack when I was a little boy (a long, long time ago!), I tended to get what I called ‘Christmas books’, hefty informational tomes with beautiful illustrations on fascinating topics, books that would keep me occupied for weeks – and I can safely say that The Wonder of Nature belongs in that category (and I’m sure many a child – or adult – will have woken up to this in their oddly bulging stocking on Christmas Day).
Would you recommend this book to other boys and girls? Why (not)? Yes! It was tricky because there were a lot of words I didn’t know, so my dad helped me.
My favourite part was probably about Misunderstood Animals because it talked about grey wolves and tigers 🙂 Yes, because it was very interesting and has lots of colour in the pictures. It’s about creatures in the real world, the Harry Potter world and the Fantastic Beasts world! The book is called Fantastic Beasts: The Wonder of Nature. Let’s take a look at a wonderful book, then, one that combines the factual and the invented in an excellent take on the wonders of the natural world 🙂 While I helped her read it a while back, and promoted it on social media, unfortunately there was no time in my schedule to publish a post – until now, that is. Back in December, my little assistant Hayley, who is obsessed with animals, was delighted to receive some book post from Bloomsbury Australi a, a wonderful work showing once again that kids really are spoiled when it comes to pretty books.
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