Let's travel, Seeds!
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When we look at a tree, have we ever imagined it was once a seed? It's surprising to know that such a beautiful and intricate display of branches and leaves originated from something so small.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Lorena Ruiz
Let's Travel, Seeds!
From 4 years old
Periplus Pages: 48
Hard cover
Measurements: 20 x 27 cm
ISBN: 9789874975430
When we look at a tree, have we ever imagined it was once a seed? It's surprising to know that such a beautiful and intricate display of branches and leaves originated from something so small.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Lorena Ruiz
Let's Travel, Seeds!
From 4 years old
Periplus Pages: 48
Hard cover
Measurements: 20 x 27 cm
ISBN: 9789874975430
When we look at a tree, have we ever imagined it was once a seed? It's surprising to know that such a beautiful and intricate display of branches and leaves originated from something so small.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Travel, seeds! Open a little hole in the earth, and with it, a chance to spy on something of that mystery. Seeds don't stay still: they fly, they swim, they float. They wait, they hide, they fall. They travel. That life within them yearns to be born. And in their interaction with all the good in this world—the sun, the air, the water, the animals, the insects—they seek the path to sow themselves; to find a home where they can sprout, grow strong, and grow.
With her illustrations, Lorena Ruiz pays homage to plant geometry: seeds, leaves, flowers, and insects form patterns of beautiful colors and textures. Each scene in the book tells a short "biography": of the seeds of the oak, the rowan, the maple, the magnolia, among others, thus revealing how brilliant and complex nature is.
At the end of the book, the author offers an appendix with scientific information about the journey of seeds, how to germinate a tree, and their importance for life on our planet.
Lorena Ruiz
Let's Travel, Seeds!
From 4 years old
Periplus Pages: 48
Hard cover
Measurements: 20 x 27 cm
ISBN: 9789874975430