Books with title The House of Four Seasons

It's the start of winter, and Patrick is beginning to feel crowded out of his own family. His father's friend, Linda, and her seven-year-old daughter, Claire, are coming for dinner again. By the time spring arrives, not only is Patrick's father planning to marry Linda, but she and Claire will be coming to live with them at the summer's end. That just won't do. So Patrick comes up with a big idea. He'll build a tree house where he can stretch out his arms and breathe. But wait. Will his father allow it? Where will he find the perfect tree? Who will give him a hand with the construction? And, most importantly, will his own tree house really be the hideaway he hopes for, especially from the irritating Claire? As the autumn season arrives, Patrick discovers some surprising answers to these questions — and learns a little about the meaning of family.

Mother Deer had a baby fawn born in late spring that she named "Buck". We follow Buck through his first year of life, which includes spring, summer, fall, and winter. Each season is accompanied by their fun activities and includes gorgeous photos! There's even an explanation of what causes the change in the seasons ( for older children). You'll want to get this endearing resource to have in your children's library. It's appropriate for ages 4-9.

Every season has beauty in it and every season has special and unique things for us to do and enjoy. In the fall, we can walk through the woods and look at the beautiful colors. In the winter, we can go outside and build snowmen. No matter what the season, we can have fun and experience new things. What do you like to do in spring? What do you like to do in the summertime? As you read this book, think of all the things you like to do alone or with a friend or with your family. Can you draw a picture of the things you like to do? Pick up a crayon and create!