Looking for excellent children's books about environment? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.
Start with our editorial favorites, then browse recommendations organized by reading stage to find the right book for your reader.
Discover the secret life of bees and their vital role in nature.
Discover the unseen world of tiny life shaping our planet.
Journey through a forest celebrating the beauty and mystery of trees.
A boy's train ride turns magical as a book transports him to ancient redwood forests.
An ancient tree witnesses a neighborhood's struggle with acceptance and hope as a new family arrives.
Discover the magic of creatures that glow in the dark.
A poetic exploration of the moon's role in our lives and the universe.
Discover the wild hidden in plain sight, closer than you think.
Explore a caterpillar's journey through vibrant grass, meeting creatures and hearing nature's sounds.
A child explores the many forms and uses of water in their daily life.
Illustrated read-alouds about environment for preschool and elementary-age readers.
The story of the Earth's life, from its birth to the present day.
Discover how sounds shape life for humans and animals.
Discover water's wonders in everyday life.
Uncover the invisible force surrounding us—air! Discover its secrets through fun experiments.
Fire and water help people every day, but they can also cause disasters.
Everyone called it a worthless swamp. One determined woman saw a river worth saving.
Explore the secrets of trees and their hidden inhabitants.
Crayons unite to celebrate Earth's beauty and importance.
Discover the secrets of plant growth and their fascinating parts.
Can a bug lover overcome his fear of eating insects?
A poetic exploration of the wonders of the Earth.
Longer stories about environment for developing and independent readers.
An ancient monster judges humanity. Can three middle schoolers prove we're worth saving?
The Serengeti Plain is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including lions, wildebeests, and zebras, and is a key location for the study of ecology and conservation biology.
Discover the secrets of plants with Ada Twist. What do they eat? Why do some bloom?
