Where Once There Was a Wood
Where Once There Was a Wood by Denise Fleming is a First Edition published by Macmillan in April 2000. This 40-page book features a powerful poem accompanied by handmade-paper art, aimed at encouraging children to protect the natural world. The narrative reflects on the changes in the environment, inspired by the author’s own experiences, and presents a poignant yet hopeful view of our disappearing natural spaces.
Readers will find a blend of juvenile nonfiction and fiction that addresses themes of environmental conservation and protection. The book not only highlights the importance of trees and forests but also provides practical advice for creating a more wildlife-friendly backyard. It includes a bibliography for young environmentalists and suggests various family projects, making it a resourceful guide for fostering a connection with nature.
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A powerful poem and stunning, handmade-paper art encourage children to protect nature.
“Where once there was a wood,
A meadow and a creek . . . “
Inspired by events in her own backyard, award-winning author and illustrator Denise Fleming creates a poignant yet hopeful portrait of our disappearing natural environment. The last pages of the book teach children how to make a more “creature friendly” backyard, including information about what types of food, trees and flowers attract different kinds of animals. Where Once There Was a Wood also includes an informative bibliography for budding environmentalists, and suggests various projects that families can do together.
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