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.

Summer portrays children fishing for tadpoles, playing at the beach, eating ice-cream, and enjoying evening picnics. (Ages 1–5)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #249381 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 old favorite
We have had all the books in this series for many years and they are favorites of ours. My children love the detailed pictures, and I enjoy being able to tell a new story each time since there is no text. The images include children of many races and ages doing many interesting summer activities, and the world of summer in nature: catching fish, swimming at the beach, thunderstorms, and more.

No Words, How Wonderful!
My children enjoy this series very much, the illustrations lead you to tell the story as you see it, a wonderful opportunity for non-readers! The book moves through the months of summer via the children's activities and appears to end with them heading back to school, very cute! I would suggest these books for 1-6 year olds.

Beautiful book!
This series of seasons books by Gerda Muller were highly recommended by other parents. I can't be happier with them. There are no words/plot, just engaging scenes of children doing seasonal activities. My two year old can't get enough of them. The pictures are so active and full of detail that they capture his imagination and he pours over the pictures and talks about what he sees.

This is a wonderful way to introduce seasons to a child.