Customer Reviews

In the Woods: Who's Been Here? (Mulberry books)

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Lindsay Barrett George creates beautiful illustrations for this wonderful nature book. It's a lovely book to sit and read together--she asks "who's been here?" There are hints--a crushed leaf or a pawprint. The next page reveals the answer. Carefuly rendered, these illustrations and the puzzles they pose will definitely draw in any child, and inspire more than a few family nature walks, as children enjoy looking for their own natural mysteries. I highly recommend any books by this author/illustrator.

A delightful read for young children (and Grammies too!) who enjoy the outdoors and all the discoveries to made when taking a walk. The pictures are wonderful and the large print text is easy for beginning readers as well as for those who may have vision difficulties. My grandson and I have thoroughly enjoyed this adventure together!

A sweet and simple story in a beautiful book for kids who are observant. Map at the front of the book shows the route the children walk, all the way to the suprise at the end.

We liked Lindsay Barrett George's "Box Turtle at Long Pond" book, and this book showcases her signature style of lillustrating the natural world.

I live in the Arizona desert. Any chance for a book about a high pine forest, Mrs. George? I'll keep my fingers crossed).

A beautiful book of pictures for children to enjoy. The simple text enhances the art.

This is a must have book for any teacher, naturalist, or parent that doesn't want their child to grow up without an appreciation for and curiosity about nature!

My two sons enjoy predicting which animal is being described on every other page. Even though we've read it 5 times since we received it, the boys now enjoy anticipating which animal is next and they feel smart knowing all of the animals! There's a couple gory parts that show animals that have killed other animals, but I guess it shows the food chain realistically.