These books are so hilarious all while teaching very valuable lessons that because of the humor, littles will enjoy learning.

Bear, Moose, and Beaver decide to go camping, and as you might guess, chaos ensues. Will these three learn the rules *AND* work together, or is this adventure doomed to fail??

Very fun book hat everyone will love to visit again and again.

Thank you to NetGalley, Nicholas Oldland, and Kids Can Press for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

I enjoyed the artwork and the concept/theme behind the book. I did not read this one to my 4-year-old and 7-year-old nephews because of the animals peeing on the fire (did not want to have to deal with questions and explaining things).

I felt the importance of explaining the importance of being responsible when camping was great. The few bits of dialogue in the book helped flesh out the story, so I do wish it had a little more of that. But overall, it's a cute book about camping safety, teaching lessons, and silly woodland animals.

Thank you for the ARC. A beaver, a mouse and a bear go camping.it was a fun story and taught the reader about camping safety. The illustrations were also cute with the beavers big buck teeth.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an electronic copy to read in exchange for an honest review.

Okay this was funny. For anyone who has ever gone camping it is so relatable. Cute with a sweet message of working together.

I love the Life in the Wild series, and Nicholas Oldland’s latest addition, Camping in the Wild, is just as delightful as the others. As a camper, you’ll find yourself laughing out loud at the hilarious adventures these friends get into on their trip. It’s a picture book that’s guaranteed to make you laugh!

A beaver, a moose, and a bear go camping. However, when their focus shifts from responsibility to fun, they encounter a few problems. I liked that this book included camping rules, while our furry friends were setting up their camp. I think it could be more beneficial if a few were added, catering towards this age group, such as staying with friends/an adult, not eating any unknown berries, or keeping the place clean. I also wish that the pages flowed together more. This story seemed choppy; I think adding dialogue could help with this problem.

This book was a cute read about three animals that go on a camping trip!

Beaver, Moose, and Bear are excited to go explore the wilderness on their camping trip, but instead of working together and getting their campsite ready, they decide to abandon their jobs and have fun first. They quickly realize that Mother Nature has plans of her own and they regret not working hard to get their campsite ready to begin with.

The book explores themes of teamwork, wilderness readiness, and responsibilities. I recommend this funny book to anyone that likes to camp with their little ones!