Adorable illustrations and a soft touch deal with a daunting, scary topic in a safe and accessible way for young readers.
Wildfire season starts up in the spring for North America, with wildfires becoming more extreme and affecting more people.
Provides many opportunities to learn about climate change and wildfire science with a multi-layered approach to facts and pictures.
The second book in the series after Little Cloud: The Science of a Hurricane . In fact, spot our friend Nate the cloud in the skies of Little Pine Cone while we follow a new adventure.
This STEM-central book contains additional facts about wildfires, which are peppered throughout and included on a final "fact page."
The author is a well-known CBC personality and is active on social media.
“This brightly illustrated picture book explains the life cycle of a pine tree in an age-appropriate and easily understood way…Engaging and attractive. Recommended.”
– School Library Connection
“An entertaining and informative addition to any school library collection or classroom. This science-based book is accessible and appropriate for primary-aged readers. Highly Recommended.”
– CM: Canadian Review of Materials
Ontario Library Association (OLA) Best Bets | 2022 | Commended
CCBC Best Books for Kids & Teens | 2022 | Commended
The Nature Generation Green Earth Book Award (GEBA) | 2023 | Long-listed
