Just like its predecessor, this book is a delightful introduction to the natural world. Julia McNair Wright's stories and observations focus on the creatures and plants that inhabit the shore or the countryside, but this time she goes into greater depth, exploring the natural world with more detail and sophistication. Once more, the book is filled with beautiful illustrations and engaging prose, making it an ideal choice for parents or educators who wish to inspire a love of nature in their children.

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