Jean Stoick

"A spring tale of trust, patience, and waiting for your time. Woodland creatures are concerned for a newborn white-tailed fawn they believe is lost"--T.p. verso.

Journey deep into the winter woods and meet two snowdrifts, Pierre and Janine. Together they introduce you to their forest friends and reminisce about a time when a mysterious stranger came to visit.

Animals camoflauge themselves in their environment. Can you find them?

"Twin fawns are having an adventure of their own. They encounter their first two-legger, some strange creatures that carry rocks on their backs, and a piece of tree bark that hops away. Children in the woods is the long-awaited summer book companion to Stranger in the woods" -- Dust jacket.

A grandmother shares her love of birds and nature with her grandchildren.

An old box turtle meets a very lost raccoon with a very long name, and helps him discover the magic of spring. Together they learn the truth about a little fawn who sleeps alone in the woods.