Tree Full of Wonder - Book Review


Tree Full of Wonder
by Anna Smithers

Tree Full of Wonder is both an entertainment and educational storybook. It features a little girl who shares her knowledge about an old tree. Let's join her and explore her garden.


Even at their tender age, young children are capable of understanding simple things in their surroundings. And, therefore, it's important to teach them the value of the creatures they see, like the birds and the trees.

The story starts with the little girl inviting the reader to explore their family garden. Specifically, she introduces her old friend, the tree. She further explains the nature of this big creation and how she nurtures it.

And, not only that! The smart little girl also challenges her friends and the reader to identify the different kinds of trees. Join her and learn more about Nature's creation around you. It's fun!

The Book and the Author

The Tree Full of Wonder is not just a typical storybook or bedtime read for children. Rather, it's both an entertaining and educational piece for the little ones. It instills in them the important role of nature in our lives. Most importantly, it helps them understand the value of conserving nature.

For this reason, I commend the author for producing this kind of content. It's essential to give children a head start for them to better understand the environment in relation to people. The book is sure to capture the interest of young readers. Tree Full of Wonder uses lively and colorful words with sound. Plus, the illustrations are captivating.

Moreover, Anna Smithers introduces a bit of history in this book. This might add to the reader's curiosity about this field of study in the future.

Overall, I give Tree Full of Wonder a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I absolutely recommend this book to parents or guardians with children 3 - 8 years old.

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