The animals of Brook Meadow are kind, caring and always willing to help each other. Some of them also get into mischief. In the end they always teach us something worth while.
Each book has a different message to help children through their early years; so not to be afraid and embrace new experiences, They also teach young readers about foxes, hedgehogs, snakes, and so many other creatures of the wild.
Tales From Brook Meadow will not only entertain young readers it will teach them something about wildlife and how important it is to preserve and protect it.
Beautiful watercolour illustrations by Caroline Hazell on every page.
Kevin Richardson's Tales From Brook Meadow: The Tale of the Fallen Eggs is a wonderful nature story told with compassion and appreciation for nature, much like Gene Stratton-Porter. Each meadow creature is introduced with care, describing their different attributes. But, first and foremost, is the responsibility each creature bears for one another. This is a story of collaboration, caring, and respect for each other, regardless of their differences. When living creatures of nature can come together to help one another, they share a valuable message to the human world about being a caring creature. The plot develops with precision, accompanied by charming sketches of the natural meadow environment and it's living creatures. This is the first book in a series and I'm sure young readers will be fascinated to read more and learn about the natural world around them.
Emily-Jane Hills Orford
The Tale of The Fallen Eggs
One of the loveliest books a parent could buy for young children, easy to read, elegantly illustrated, and completely capturing the importance of caring for each other. A lesson well taught for life!
Margaret Grant
The Tale of The Fallen Eggs
Absolutely beautiful book with a very eloquent message of helping others and caring for the environment. Illustrations were also beautiful and just right for this lovely story.
Joan Ness
The Tale of The Summer Fair
The Tale of the Summer Fair, is part of a series that explores the natural habitat in a small reserve called Brook Meadow in Emsworth, southern England, He has woven a story around the animals that inhabit this space teaching young readers about foxes, hedgehogs, snakes and so many other creatures of the wild. The beautiful colourful illustrations help carry this story along as the main characters, the animals, play together and learn from one another, while they explore the frightening new experience of the Summer Fair. This book and indeed this series will capture the hearts of young and old alike. Tales From Brook Meadow will not only entertain young readers but hopefully teach them something about wildlife and how important it is to preserve and protect it.
Emily-Jane Hills Orford
Use left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device
Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.
