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Meet Earthworm – pink, wriggly and busy helping everyone’s gardens grow. In collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the UK's leading gardening charity, comes a charming tale with a powerful message for little green minds: join one very special worm to discover the important role earthworms play in nature and how they help our wildlife thrive. This informative tale features delightful illustrations by Hannah Peck (Somebody Swallowed Stanley) and includes additional factual content young readers will love. This beautiful, illustrated children's books series is the perfect introduction to the world of flowers, trees and wildlife, ready to inspire a new generation. The perfect book to help you connect with nature Stunning illustrations andfactual content that will take you on a wonderful journey through nature This amazing book will inspire children (and grown-ups!) to get out in the garden Reviews of What The Worm Saw "This fun narrative way of informing young children about the vital role earthworms play works well, especially with Hannah Peck's engaging illustrations" The Reading Hub
Meet Earthworm – pink, wriggly and busy helping everyone’s gardens grow. In collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the UK's leading gardening charity, comes a charming tale with a powerful message for little green minds: join one very special worm to discover the important role earthworms play in nature and how they help our wildlife thrive. This informative tale features delightful illustrations by Hannah Peck (Somebody Swallowed Stanley) and includes additional factual content young readers will love. This beautiful, illustrated children's books series is the perfect introduction to the world of flowers, trees and wildlife, ready to inspire a new generation. The perfect book to help you connect with nature Stunning illustrations andfactual content that will take you on a wonderful journey through nature This amazing book will inspire children (and grown-ups!) to get out in the garden Reviews of What The Worm Saw "This fun narrative way of informing young children about the vital role earthworms play works well, especially with Hannah Peck's engaging illustrations" The Reading Hub