This book covers A LOT of topics about nature. It covers both the physical environment and living things. The illustrations are beautiful and simple. It offers many jumping off points for discussion on a variety of science topics for children aged three to six. My on;y concern is does it try to tackle too many concepts for one short volume. This book would be a good addition to a preschool or home library. I thank NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to read this ARC.

4.5 Stars

All About Nature by Huda Harajli is beautifully illustrated. I really enjoyed the bright colors that just draws the eye in. The book contains educational information suited for young children. This book introduces what nature is & everything that falls under the category of nature. They teach on a little bit of everything - including the earth, weather, plants, animals & so much more. I appreciated seeing the diversity in the pictures throughout the book. My four-year-old really enjoyed reading this book. I’d recommend this to anyone that has a curious child.

Thank you NetGalley, the publisher, & the author for voluntarily letting me read this book and give an honest review.

I read this book with my children.

We loved the bright and clear illustrations, and the diversity within the pages.

The book contains a lot of educational material for young learners, but it is all written in a way that is easy to understand.

Highly recommened for those that want to learn more about nature.

It is now more important than ever to look after the planet. The best way to do that is to teach your children about nature. This book is a fantastic tool to help your child learn in a fun and engaging way.

This is definitely a book we’ll deep returning to in our house. The illustration slaloms were absolutely fantastic.

Such a great book for learning more about nature. It included good information that was age appropriate. The illustrations were colorful and cute!

What is nature? Nature is everything in our world not made by people. What do you see? hear? feel? smell?
I was happy with the illustrations that show visible differences like eyeglasses, wheelchairs, skin colors, Eastern/Middle Eastern clothing. There is even a short glossary.
The illustrations by the Jane Sanders are imaginative, colorful, and delightful and FUN!
Well suited for reading alone or WITH someone of any age including ESL, and great for gifting to everyone, but especially to a school, hospital, or your local public library!
I requested and received a free temporary e-book on Adobe Digital Editions from Quarto Publishing Group – Frances Lincoln Children's Books | Frances Lincoln Children's Books via NetGalley. Thank you!

My four year old really enjoyed this book. The book is both fun and educational. The illustrations are bright and colorful. The text is engaging. My son stayed interested in the story the whole time, which can be hard for a young kiddo. The book is such a great tool to educate children about nature! I highly recommend this book!

We road tripped to Florida for spring break and I was so happy I had been approved for sixteen new children’s books coming out this year. It helped so much to break up some time with stories! The kids loved them and had so much fun picking out a book from my netgalley app to read. We didn’t read a single book we didn’t like! Tuckers favorite was Elmo’s new book, Kinley loved the fairy godmother book, Dawsyn loved the basketball one, and Briggs adored the animal book. I highly suggest adding all of these to your summer library reading lists for kids. I love children’s books, and these were full of beautiful illustrations, stories, and allowed us to have some great conversations after them. Thank you @netgalley for these advanced copies! @lisakatzenberger @alicewalstead @eringuendelsberger @aimeereid @christiematheson @jackjokinen @sandranickel @janechapman @hudaharajli @fraanushkin @saralauxakin @laurapurdiesalas @katyhudson emilymurrow @zackwilliams 📚📖🚗☀️🏝️🌊👙

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Baby Animals Trying by Aimee Reid

A Mischief of Mice by Christie Matheson

A Stray Dog for Christmas by Jack Jokinen

Bears Big Idea by Sandra Nickel

Each of Us Is a Miracle by Jane Chapman

All About Nature by Huda Harajli

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The Pass by Sara Laux Akin

Line Leads the Way by Laura Purdue Salas

A Bold Pumpkin Plan by Katy Hudson

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This is a cute, bite-sized book about the world around us. What is nature? This book explains it using clear language and vivid, colorful illustrations in a way children will understand. The illustrations are bold and cartoonish, drawing the reader and pre-reader to explore the pages filled with bright colors and diverse people.

This was a quick informative read! It was easy to upstand and perfect for younger kids. This book had a lot of good information and really pulls the reader it. It's a cute kids book and I see a lot of kids enjoying this one.

Super cute kids book. The illustrations are beautiful and I found it to be such a quick, fun and very very educational read. I’ll definitely be purchasing this one

This book was very informative and easy to follow along and understand. This is an amazing book to teach kids about the world around us. I loved the added facts and labels to help kids easily comprehend the pictures . The illustrations were amazing!

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the Advanced Reader copy.

I really loved the content of this book. Its something I would read to my small child a couple pages a day for a week as a way to learn. However, when it comes to the illustration, the people in the book look just a little too off for it to be aesthetically pleasing. I think my four year old might find them frightening. All the other drawings looked lovely and colorful, just not the people.

All About Nature is a wonderful introduction to the science of nature for any young reader.

The book flows from the overall idea of nature and Earth, through to the subclasses of biology, climate, weather, and geology. With engaging imagery accompanying the introduced facts, this book is perfect for inspiring a connection to the world around.

A great book for readers aged 3+ especially during spring/summer to inspire interest in the outdoors.

Thank you to NetGalley and Callisto Publishing for the opportunity to read this book in exchange for an honest review.

This was such a cute book. It teaches children about nature and has amazing illustration. This is a book I would keep in my science area in my classroom.

Thank you to Huda Harajli and NetGalley for providing me the opportunity to read an advanced copy of this book.

If you’re looking for an engaging book to teach your littlest reader about nature, this is it! The book explores seasons, weather, plants and more in a child friendly and more importantly, an age appropriate manner. The bright illustrations include diverse characters so that children are seeing themselves within the book. As a parent and educator, this book is a win-win for all!

Thank you NetGalley for allowing me to read this book. Besides being such a cute read, this book does a great job in explaining what nature means with explicit examples. The illustrations are very diverse. It does a great job in representing not only content, but diversity. The content is age appropriate, and very educational. Overall, it is an amazing book!

As a preschool teacher, I appreciate this book for being so accessible and educational.
There’s a lot to talk about with the kids with this book.

This early child nature book is simple but beautiful. The artwork is attractive for young children and the story is easy to follow. The book has wonderful diversity too! My toddler loved this book and we're definitely going to get a copy for our daycare!

This delightful book is geared toward 3-5 year olds. As the title indicates, it explains Nature at a level that a young one can understand and appreciate.

In a nutshell: nature is everything that surrounds us that is not man-made.

It is interactive, in that it asks the child to look out the window and to tell what he sees. And, it asks the child what sounds he can hear outside at night. There are more questions to engage the child. Such a fun way to learn.

The illustrations are bright and colourful. There is diversity in the characters.

The book also goes on to explain that we should take care of the earth and be kind to all living things. Great values to instill at a young age.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the Advance Readers Copy.