Book description
The breathtaking sequel to the stunning By Ash, Oak
and Thorn from acclaimed nature writer and Costa Award-shortlisted
novelist Melissa Harrison.
CHOSEN AS ONE OF COUNTRYFILE'S BEST NATURE BOOKS OF 2021PRAISE
FOR BY ASH, OAK AND THORN:
'Timely and magical, it will open the young
reader's eyes to the wonders…
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1 author picked By Rowan and Yew as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This book is a new find for me and I loved it.
It’s about a group of ‘Hidden People’ who are trying to find their way back home. Hidden People are tiny folk who most humans can’t see but who can be seen by some children – children aware of the world of nature around them. Hidden People are guardians of the Wild World, the world of nature and animals and birds and the like.
This delightful and informative book has a strong message about protecting the world around us. I was enchanted by the story of the, sometimes scary,…
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