Have you read any good books lately? We like to share reviews on books that our members have read that are hiking- or outdoors-related. From infants board books to adult page-turners, we love to hear about what you are reading! Share a book review with us on this form and we may feature it in an upcoming blog post!

Reviews:

Shannon McDonald, from the Baltimore branch, reviewed these three books for us!

Miss Maple’s Seeds by Eliza Wheeler

Miss Maple nurtures seeds that haven’t been planted in spring and cares and prepares them for the following spring.

Will You Carry Me? by Helene Van Rossum

This is the perfect book for kids age 2+. When it’s time to leave the playground, this mom creatively motivates her child to get home without being carried.

Dirty Gert by Tedd Arnold

Making mud pies and dirt french fries! Gert makes herself at home in mud as an infant. As she grows, she remains fascinated. One fateful rain shower turns Gert into a plant … her family still loves their Gert!

Kristi Field, from the Salt Lake City branch, reviewed this book for us!

A Camping Spree With Mr. Magee by Chris Van Dusen

This book is a favorite in our house. It’s witty, hilarious and will get the kiddos laughing. It’s not just for the young ones either. Our 9-year-old LOVES this book! There are two others by this author that are just as good as well!

Moriah Butler, from the Milwaukee branch, reviewed this book for us!

Not a Stick by Antoinette Portis

A stick is a stick … until you use your imagination. Anything can happen when a stick is discovered, from fishing poles to battle swords. This book is short and to the point. An easy read for preschoolers. After reading, head to the trails to find out what else a stick can be.


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