Books in Nature Series series

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Book by Seddon, Tony

Rhyming text and illustrations explain why flower petals are so colorful.

Preface There is great need of more genuinely worth-while reading material simple enough for children in the primary grades,-not merely unrelated stories and poems, but factual material organized along definite line. When children begin to read for themselves, it is tremendously important that they be given bread and not stones or chaff..

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Bella, a monarch butterfly, describes how butterflies eat and how they transform from caterpillars into beautiful winged insects.

Greenley the apple tree tells how he grew from a seed inside an apple his mother dropped on the ground into a big tree making apples of his own.

Explores the intricate and vital web of relationships that exist among animal and plant life in a pond habitat

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Describes and illustrates in detail the habitat, physical characteristics, and life cycle of mosquitoes and how they transmit diseases.

Describes the natural processes that create and maintain the forest and the artificial techniques by which gardens are created and maintained and discusses the key life forms found in each.