Our beloved Squirrel continues to learn about the seasons of the year... In this book, he discovers Winter... Suddenly, he comes out of his nest and sees snow everywhere. His friend the Bird, once again, calmly and patiently explains the characteristics of this season and reassures him.
Squirrel, like all little children, is enthusiastic, impatient, and asks endless questions about things that are familiar to adults. Snow, snowflakes, and frosty breath may be familiar to us grown-ups, but for children, they are a great discovery! Squirrel is like a little child seeing and touching snow for the first time!
After "The Leaf Thief" and "My Own Flower," yet another wonderful book with the same protagonists and in the same style has arrived. I was really looking forward to it and of course, I got it right away...
Another clever children's book with colorful, bright, playful illustrations that capture the eyes of both young and old. Surely these amazing illustrations take this particular book to another level.
The texts, sometimes in smaller and sometimes in larger fonts, follow the bold illustrations and draw the reader into the fun and humorous plot. They provide important information to children in a pleasant and entertaining way, about Winter and its special characteristics.
What can I say about the cover... In the familiar forest clearing, which this time is full of snow, a smiling Squirrel tightly holds his hazelnuts in his arms and looks us straight in the eye. Next to him, the Bird is ready to give realistic answers to his friend. And an extra touch of luxury... In some places, the snow is printed in silver foil!
The ending is similar to that of "The Leaf Thief"... Fun and unexpected... It's something I really anticipated and was sure would excite us.
What really drives me crazy is the Bird's expression on the last page.
Now all that's left is to get the fourth children's book in the same series, "The Sun Thief!" I really can't wait!