Pooh's Secret Garden

Hapka Catherine, 2012

Overview

Explore the wonders of spring in the Hundred-Acre Wood with Winnie the Pooh in Pooh's Secret Garden. This interactive book invites young readers to join Pooh as he plants his very own garden. Through lifting flaps on each page, children uncover delightful surprises that are springing up alongside Pooh's plants. This engaging format encourages curiosity and hands-on exploration, making it an ideal introduction to the joys of gardening and the changing seasons.

The book combines a simple narrative with interactive elements, fostering early learning skills such as object recognition and fine motor development. As children lift the flaps, they discover hidden details and learn about the different elements that contribute to a thriving garden. The story promotes an appreciation for nature and the simple pleasures of watching things grow.

Who it's for

• Ideal for toddlers and preschoolers discovering the joys of spring.
• A perfect read-aloud book for parents and children to share.
• Great for introducing basic gardening concepts in an engaging way.
• Suitable for children who enjoy interactive books with lift-the-flaps.
• Appeals to fans of Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred-Acre Wood.

Key features

• Written by Hapka Catherine.
• Published by Hachette Book Group in 2012.
• Features a softcover binding for easy handling.
• Consists of 24 pages filled with colorful illustrations.
• Written in English.
• Dimensions: 203x203x6 mm.
• ISBN: 9781423148456.