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animal books
animal books for kids 2-4
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Author_Eliza Wheeler
books for 3 year olds
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camping books for kids
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cats
childrens books ages 3-5
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family
gardening
gardening for kids
kids books ages 2-4
nature books for kids
nature gifts
outdoor books
outdoors
picture books
preschool books
seasons
summer
summer book
summer books
summer books for kids
summer books for toddlers
summer camp
summer vacation
swimming books for kids
weather
weather books
weather books for kids
Product details
- ISBN 9780593617236
- Weight: 283g
- Dimensions: 201 x 237mm
- Publication Date: 26 May 2026
- Publisher: Nancy Paulsen Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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The animals of Acorn Village love spending summer days together. As soon as the sun comes up, they slip into shorts and sunsuits and run outside to enjoy an abundance of cosy activities, whether it’s putting up a playhouse, snacking in the strawberry patch, partaking in a picnic, or napping in a leafy nook. And when the day heats up, who can resist cooling off in a sparkling swimming hole before drying off in a cosy sun-kissed towel. When the sun disappears from the sky, it’s time to gather round the campfire to share stories and marshmallows and fall asleep under the stars.
Eliza Wheeler (WheelerStudio.com) wrote and illustrated A Cozy Winter Day, Home in the Woods, and New York Times bestseller Miss Maple’s Seeds and has also illustrated several picture books (including This Is Our Baby, Born Today by Varsha Bajaj and Wherever You Go and When You Are Brave, both by Pat Zietlow Miller) and novels (including Newbery Honor winner Doll Bones by Holly Black). She grew up in northern Wisconsin in a family of teachers, musicians, and artists. Some of the strongest influences on her creativity have been the wild Wisconsin seasons, canoeing the Brule River, picking blueberries with her grandmother, and digging through the snow with her brothers. She was a recipient of the prestigious Sendak Fellowship, as well as the SCBWI International Conference Portfolio Grand Prize for her artwork. She lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
