Spring (Seasons board books)

by Gerda Muller

Book Overview

A beautiful seasonal wordless board book from an USSBY Outstanding International Books nominated author. Full of fun, active illustrations, this chunky board book shows the joys of playing with lambs,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0863151930
• Release Date: October 1994
• Publisher: Floris Books
• Length: 12 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

love love this series!

I can't say enough about these books! Simple, beautiful depiction of each season - my 2 year old son notices something new each time in the enchanting illustrations. (I especially like the page with the child bedridden with the flu, homeopathic remedies on her nightstand. That's what early spring looks like at our house!) We're reminded what a gift it is enjoy life's simple pleasures and nature's playground (and all without words). I own all 4 books now, each bought at the beginning of it's corresponding season. Even my 7 year old looked forward to each one. Of course, perfect for Waldorf families, but I think they would be enjoyed by any family with young children - such a lovely gift.

Spring Summer Autumn Winter

I bought all four books and really love them. There are endless talking possibilities in these books that have no words. It fires up a childs imagination which is all important.

great descriptive book set

perfect for toddlers, even babies. a great book set (4 books in the series, 1 per season) with no words but pages full of things to narrate and describe to children. a great set to teach about the 4 seasons

LOVE this series

I looked long and hard for some books for my toddler that would have pictures realistic and interesting enough to hold his attention and let him learn about his world, yet wouldn't drive me nuts with boring, overly cutesy pictures or leave me trying to read text that my son doesn't care about. I finally found and ordered this series and they are exactly what I wanted. My 18 month old doesn't get tired of them, and neither do I, hooray!