An inspiring and fun field guide to the natural world, featuring artwork from the animated special of We’re Going on a Bear Hunt.

Inspired by and featuring artwork from the animated special, this field guide to the natural world is informational and fun. Young naturalists will discover a wealth of facts about plants and animals, bugs and birds, clouds, the night sky, the weather, and so much more.

City and country kids alike will find much to discover, from urban streets to the remotest forest. The book features facts galore, but also recipes, science projects, and tips for how kids can help protect the environment. Whether skipping Swishy-swashing through the grass, or squelch-squelching through the mud, there’s something here for everyone.

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt: My Adventure Field Guide, is based on the characters from the very famous book by the same name, written by Michael Rosen. It contains ‘Everything you need to know to begin your nature adventure!’.

This book is all about planning and staying safe on your adventures, whilst at the same time learning about clouds, rainbows, the sky, why the wind blows, plus much, much more. The book is split into many sections including:- The sky, soil, water, town, country, woods, river, plants to name but a few.

Throughout the book there are also lots of adventurous things to try, such as, making a cake fit for a bird, making mud bricks, and baking your own bear paws.

Although the book is based on the characters from a young children’s book, I would say that this book is more aimed at those from around 8/9 years plus, due to the facts, and activities throughout. I don’t feel that younger children would understand what they are being told, so wouldn’t be able to comprehend the information.

I thought the book was a great idea. With lots of things to get the children outside and exploring, plus many factual pieces of information. This book will have children having fun, at the same time as it educates them.

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Field Guide is a great book, one that I’m sure children, especially the outdoorsy type, will enjoy and read over and over again.