In the explosion of children's books about the earth there's seems to be a balancing dicotomy.
Some books testify to the wonder of the earth's beauty.
Others poignantly remind us to contemplate the loss of the gifts the earth gives us. One of the best ways to introduce the world to young children is to intrigue their natural sense of wonder. Shelly Rotner and Ken Kreisler lead children on an exciting photograhic journey in Nature Spy. The book features a buoyant young girl who natural curiousity leds her to diverse views of the blue-skied fall day. A wide-angled lens shows the glory of fall foliage.