Product Description

This colorful little book is part of a series of four chunky boardbooks without text. The series takes young children through the four seasons of the year with fun, active pictures.

Autumn portrays children playing in leaves, collecting conkers, flying kites, and making jam. (Ages 1–5)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #98876 in Books
• Published on: 1994-08
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Board book
• 10 pages

Review
'This set of four picture books are a lovely way to inspire creativity and imagination in your little one. Each book contains its own season packed full of detailed drawings ... The most wonderful thing about these books is that the story is always different, there are always new things to discover and new stories to tell. If you are looking for some creative ways to introduce the Seasons to your kids or even just hoping to get some picture books, this set is a definite must.' -- Baby Let's Shop.com

About the Author
Gerda Muller was born in 1926 in Holand. She attended the Fine Arts School of Amsterdam and the Ecole Estienne of Paris. She has illustrated numerous books for children.

Customer Reviews

An enchanting children's picture book
This book is 12 pages long (has six Autumn seasonal scenes acrss the pages) on a small (8 x 6.75") boardbook type format. Gorgeously illustrated in Autumn tones of realistic looking children engaging in real tasks/activites. This book is a treasure and in my house it is enjoyed by my one and a half year old to my nearly five year old.

autumn
The illustrations in this book are absolutely lovely. There are no words and being a board book that is appropriate. A person can almost feel Autumn in the air as they turn the pages and see the children playing. It is a book we will cherish forever. The delivery on the book was excellent and the condition of the book was excellent. Would recommend seller.

Good, but could be better.
My daughter and I enjoy making up stories to this book, but for some reason I am not totally impressed with it. The illustrations are cute and everything is simple; I like that. However, it just seems to be missing something. (Other than the words that is obvious! LOL)