Children's / Teenage general interest: Plants & trees

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  • Our Forests

    £14.99

    On this wilderness adventure readers will come face-to-face with incredible creatures, from giant otters in the Amazon rainforest to wild wolves making a comeback in the Black Forest. They’ll visit remarkable and diverse forests from all over the world, including a steamy tropical rainforest in central Africa, the wintry boreal forest in Canada, leafy ancient woodland in the UK and bamboo forest in China. They’ll also learn why forests are so important to our planet and why they need our protection. This breath-taking tour of our planet’s most exceptional forests is the perfect read for young explorers and budding environmentalists alike.

  • The Christmas Pine

    £7.99

    A stunning picture book for Christmas, written in Julia Donaldson's perfect, heartfelt rhyme. Deep in a snowy wood stands a little pine tree with a special destiny: it's going to be the famous Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square! With gorgeous, atmospheric illustrations, this beautiful, moving story brims with festivity and hope.

  • The Wonder of Nature

    £16.99
    See the world in a whole new light. This beautifully illustrated book reveals the stunning science behind nature’s beauty, from vibrant colours and intricate patterns to perfect symmetry and extraordinary shapes.
  • Forest Friends

    £14.99

    As autumn comes to an end, it's time for the Forest Friends to get ready for the winter feast. In this sweet lift-the-flap book with 25 flaps, follow little squirrel as he visits all his Forest Friends while they build, cook and gather everything needed for the celebration.

  • Pocket Observology

    £10.99

    This pocket guide is a useful tool and fun reminder of how to look at the world around you with care and close observation every day. Use this guide to identify whether you’ve found a bee or wasp, centipede or millipede, moth or butterfly. Compare shapes of seeds, leaves, and feathers to deduce their origin. Notice snail trails, and make discoveries by turning over a leaf. Learn how to observe – listen, look, record, and collect. With its how-to guides, comic illustrations, weatherproof cover, and built-in, useful tools – such as a ruler, key, and quick access sections – this handy guide will enliven every expedition. After poring over Giselle Clarkson’s rich, oversized books indoors, every observologist and omnibirder can slip this guide in their pocket and set out on small scientific outings every day.

  • The Wood Where Stories Sing

    £7.99

    Do you want to join the Treetoppers? Iggy and his brother Cal still can’t believe that they have the most wonderful adventure playground at the bottom of their garden – Wildtop Wood, a place that’s full of mystery and magic. There are whispering trees who lift them into the highest branches, wooden animals who scamper into their games, and a secret canopy treehouse den just for them! But the wild green magic of Wildtop Wood is under threat. Not everyone loves the wood like they do, and Iggy, Cal and their friend Mae will have to dig deep into their imaginations to find a way to make the wood sing again.

  • Leave the Trees Please

    £7.99

    This beautiful picture book from one of the UK's greatest poets is a love letter to nature from children everywhere, now in paperback.

  • Look What I Found at the Park

    £7.99

    Let’s explore the park today. We’ll spot some secrets on the way. Look what I found! A pine cone. Its knobbly scales are locked tightly shut. Set off on a trip to the park to find natural treasure, from a big green leaf to sweet-smelling rose petals, then learn more about the found object with irresistibly illustrated and informative nature notes. Packed full of fascinating facts alongside a gentle rhyming narrative and encouraging children to get outside and explore their surroundings, this is a nature treasure hunt series for the whole family to treasure!

  • Milly-Molly-Mandy Makes a Garden

    £8.99

    A charming picture book adaptation of a classic Milly-Molly-Mandy adventure.

  • I See a Tree

    £7.99

    I see a tree with thousands of leaves, on beautiful branches that are bursting with life. From a tiny acorn to a tall oak tree, join two children and their squirrel companion on a fantastic journey through the life of a tree. As they burst through the soil, float on falling leaves and spot birds pecking at acorns, young readers will discover how a tree grows in an incredible, ever-changing cycle.

  • Little Kids First Big Book of Science

    £12.99

    The BIG fact book for LITTLE kids!

  • If I Were a Plant

    £15.00

    Follow Lola on a beautifully illustrated journey to learn how humans and plants are at once different and similar.If Lola were a plant, she wouldn’t be a dog, a cat, a mouse, a penguin, a gnat, or a hippopotamus, but she would still be alive and well.In If I Were a Plant, Lola discovers that plants are the most numerous living beings on the planet. She also finds out how they get their food without being able to move and how they breathe despite not having a mouth or nose, along with many other things she never thought a plant could do.A book for discovering unusual facts about plants and for looking at something you thought you knew with fresh eyes.

  • Look! a Flower!

    £7.99

    Learn the names of twenty flowers and their characteristics in this book of wonders, perfect for inspiring a love of the natural world.

  • The Case of the Missing Flower

    £7.99

    A brand-new mystery fiction series from the pen of Kristyna Litten!

  • Stories From the Wild

    £14.99

    An anthology of stories that will whisk you away on an unforgettablejourney through the wild places of our world.