
By David M. Schwartz, Dwight Kuhn (Illustrator)
Part of the Look Once, Look Again series
Discover nature's secrets through close-ups and big-picture views.
Explore the world of flowers and plants through vivid photographs and engaging text. From apple blossoms to foxgloves, uncover the hidden details and intricate beauty of nature. Witness bees feeding on nectar and the tiny flowers of grasses. This journey reveals the delicate balance and diversity of ecosystems, inviting young readers to look closer and appreciate the wonders around them. What secrets will you uncover when you look again?
Look Once, Look Again, A Springboards into Science Series, shows young children that the natural world can be appreciated from many points of view, from detailed close-ups to the big picture. This series introduces young readers to nature through a fascinating combination of these views, comparing and providing fascinating details about the variety of animal and plant life. Lively text and full-color photographs bring to life wondrous animals and plants from many of the world’s varied and fragile ecosystems.Look once at blossoms. Then look again to see bees feeding on sweet nectar, the tiny flowers on grasses, and the speckled tubes of the foxglove.
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