Bookscape Board Books: A Forest's Seasons: (Colorful Children?s Shaped Board Book, Forest Landscape Toddler Book) Board book – Illustrated, September 3, 2019

The heavy cardboard book is perfect for littles ones. The story is short and the illustrations are colorful with different shapes. The chunky shape makes it easy for littles to hold.

Bought as a gift. So cute. Babies love the cutout pages! Love this illustrator and the Bookscape board book collection

We love these books. I think they look adorable and my 18 month old like the shape of the pages and how easy it is to flip the pages. Received one in a book subscription, and within a day it became his favorite book. Clear illustrations with familiar and new objects make for a fun experience!So was so happy to find several of the same books with different things on Amazon. I will say that the way the book is made the spine is a little weak, so one of the books he has kind of separated from the spine but I suspect a little hot glue will fix that problem.

This is visually really appealing. I love the design and the illustrations. I felt like the story could have been more clever though. There’s no rhyme, and when it says there’s babies and blooms in spring, the pictures don’t really reflect that. Super cute design though.

I love the unconventional format and the design and colors are beautiful. It's well made and a pleasure to read. It is pretty short and smaller than I originally thought so it's a quick read which is fine for my baby. My toddler loves it so much they ask for it almost more than the baby and like to look at the pictures and make up stories. It also doubles as decor. I came across this when looking for art-oriented books for the kids because they're impressionable and visual and I want to expose them to some thoughtfully and well designed things.

When I purchased this as an Easter basket stuffer for littles who aren’t eating much candy yet, I just expected a cute book to flip through. My girls (2yr and 11mo) LOVE this book and the beautiful, simple illustrations. It is a favorite for when I need to keep them occupied for waiting in doctors offices (or in church!). It’s a short book, but the magic is in the illustrations which provide an opportunity to “name this animal,” and “count the flowers.” It’s what I call a “quiet” book with simple phrasing that doesn’t get them too excited and wiggly.

My daughter loved these books (we got the museum one as well) when she was around a year old. Unfortunately, the spine is much too short and flimsy to handle a toddler, and both books fell apart within couple of weeks. I taped them back together a few times before just giving up. It's too bad--I really like the idea, but by the time kids can be gentle enough with these books, they'll have outgrown them.

I adore these little books. I actually got 'A Marvelous Museum' for my niece first, but she loved it so much I got her this one, too. The uniquely shaped pages make it easy for toddlers to grab and turn on their own, and the art is quite lovely. It's actually such a pretty book that it even looks good on display on the bookshelf.