Trees
By Esmond Harris
Can you uncover the secret clues hidden in Britain’s leaves, bark, flowers and fruits?
informative · observational · nature-focused · practical
Genres
What is Trees about?
Discover the fascinating world of trees in this practical spotter’s guide. Learn how to recognise more than 80 species by their leaves, bark, flowers, fruits and distinctive shapes. Clear descriptions and detailed illustrations help young readers identify familiar British trees, from mighty oaks and beeches to slender birches and colourful rowans. Packed with useful facts about where trees grow and how they change through the seasons, this book encourages curious explorers to look closely at the natural world around them.
About the author
Esmond Harris is an author who has written many fascinating books about trees, woodlands and wildlife. His titles include Spotter’s Guide to Trees, The Guinness Book of Trees, Trees and Oak: A British History. His books help readers notice the plants and animals around them and understand why forests are important. With clear information and plenty of interesting facts, Harris encourages young nature lovers to look closely, ask questions and explore the outdoor world with curiosity.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1978
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