The Little Book of North American Trees: A Guide for Evergreen and Deciduous Trees

Discover the stately trees that adorn the landscape of North America from coast to coast! From beeches to bays, willows to walnuts, the continent is home to over a thousand species of trees. In the Little Book of North American Trees, part of the My Little Library of Natural History series, children can now meet some of the most renowned tree varieties on the continent. Accompanying each entry are gorgeous vintage illustrations by renowned nature illustrators, along with charts, maps, and other informative graphics that provide interesting details about each tree's leaves, bark, growth, and tips for identifying them in the wild.

The book offers a captivating exploration of North America's diverse tree species, allowing young readers to delve into the fascinating world of these majestic plants. Through engaging text and visually stunning imagery, the Little Book of North American Trees introduces children to the unique characteristics and stories behind some of the region's most iconic tree species.

From the towering redwoods of the West Coast to the stately oaks of the East, the book covers a wide range of tree types, each with its own distinctive features and adaptations. Readers will learn about the distinctive leaf shapes, bark textures, and growth patterns that help them recognize different trees, as well as intriguing facts about the role these plants play in the ecosystem and their historical significance to human communities.

Beautifully designed and packed with educational content, the Little Book of North American Trees is a delightful addition to any child's natural history library. Whether exploring a local park or hiking through a forest, this reference guide will inspire young nature enthusiasts to appreciate the diversity and wonder of the trees that grace the landscapes of North America.

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