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by Rachel Piercey (Author), Freya Hartas (Illustrator)
Discover 40 nature poems to read and treasure in this unmissable sequel to the bestselling hit If You Go Down to the Woods Today.
Open this sumptuous treasury, which has been in Bear's family for generations. Discover 40 poems which conjure the everyday magic of Brown Bear Wood, from the beauty of a butterfly's life cycle to the hidden communications of tree roots in the soil.
This pocket-size poetry book is perfect for children young readers:
- Features 40 poems from acclaimed poet Rachel Piercey, written to be read aloud
- Promotes a sense of wonder in the natural world as they bear witness to nature's power to amaze, console, and bring joy
- Gorgeous illustrations from bestselling artist Freya Hartas
- Stunning pocket-size case with gold foil on the cover
Brown Bear Wood series:
Christmas Is Coming to Town!
If You Go Down to the Woods Today
Grand Old Oak and the Birthday Ball
It's Busy Down in the Woods Today
Brown Bear Wood: A Search-and-Find Coloring Book: Over 100 Things to FInd
Bear's Picnic Puzzle: A Magical Woodland (100 Piece Puzzle)
The Great Easter Egg Hunt
I Love You Always
Author Biography
Rachel Piercey is a freelance poet, editor, and tutor. She has coedited three children's poetry anthologies with the Emma Press and regularly performs her work and runs poetry workshops in primary schools. Piercey's poems for adults have been published in various journals, including The Poetry Review, Magma, and The Rialto, as well as two pamphlets with the Emma Press and one with HappenStance. She lives in London. Freya Hartas is a UK-based illustrator specializing in children's books. She lives in the vibrant city of Bristol with her partner and their ancient black cat, Katsu, and works from her cozy, cluttered desk in a shared studio down the road. She graduated from Falmouth University in 2014 with a first-class honors BA in illustration. Hartas loves to conjure up humorous characters, animals, and monsters, creating the most fantastical worlds for them to inhabit and get lost in.
