My Big Book of Outdoors by Tim Hopgood – Book Review
My Big Book of Outdoors by Tim Hopgood – Book Review
My Big Book of Outdoors
Author – Tim Hopgood
Publisher – Walker Books
Pages – 128
Released – 20th May 2021
ISBN-13 – 978-1406384826
Format – hardcover
Rating – 4 Stars
I received a free copy of this book.
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Synopsis
Discover the great outdoors with this beautifully illustrated treasury that celebrates the wonder of nature in four glorious seasons.
From vibrant springtime flowers to sweet fruits on summer trees, the falling of autumn leaves and snowdrops in winter, this book of four seasons is the perfect introduction to the big outdoors.
Discover why birds fly south in winter, find animal footprints in the snow and learn to make the perfect snowflake; grow a sunflower, find a feather and make a daisy chain. Full of activities, poetry and fun facts to explore, this bumper book is jam-packed with amazing things to see and do outdoors – the perfect gift for every season.
Review by Stacey
My Big Book of Outdoors is a children’s non-fiction book that celebrates the great outdoors. It is split into four seasons and shares information on how children can tell from nature what season they are in. It includes activities such as how to make a bug hotel or a leaf mobile, plus many more. There are also easy and tasty recipes for children to follow.
The book is filled with things for children to learn, use, read, understand, and enjoy. It is a book that educates the reader without them noticing.
My Big Book of Outdoors contains bright, colourful, full-page illustrations to complement each different page. I particularly enjoyed learning about the different bird’s eggs, why some birds like geese fly in a V formation, and the different species of butterflies we have here in the UK, and how to identify them.
This would be a fantastic book for any child who adores nature and wants to learn more about what happens during each season as well as reading beautiful poems and learning how to make items to help nature or with things such as leaves and sticks they can easily find outside.
It is a book that you can sit and read in one go or dip into when you feel like it. I loved this book and I hope children will enjoy it too.