★The "museum of plants on paper" created by many experts including authoritative French scholars and doctors of botany.
★With 164 full-color hand-drawn pictures and humorous language, this book presents a panorama of nature. The resourceful book covers all aspects of plants including their living environment, appearance and organs with illustrations to restore the real existence of plants in nature. It provides a holistic and systematic perspective for young readers to learn the basics of botany.
★With the unique tree of scientific method, this book shows the evolution history of plants more vividly. The classification and evolution process of plants are clear, easy to understand and help to remember.
★Presented in the form of naturalistic hand-drawn drawings, the vivid and realistic book can stimulate children's interest. And the drawings that faithfully records the original appearance of nature as a tribute is the most important tool in the enlightenment stage of children.
★The plant world is vividly depicted in humorous language, fun and easy to read.
★Reading this book is like a wonderful museum trip where children know the world, see everything and understand life without leaving home. At the same time, parents can enjoy the precious parent-child time and feel the love for each other in reading. Parents will also be happy to see their children's growth and progress.

2 books included in the series: Plants, Animals.

Following the three-domain system common in all fields today, this book features the most representative, well-known and distinctive plants of each species, giving a closer and comprehensive understanding of plants through observation and of the ecological interactions that exist in the plant kingdom. The book also contains anecdotes about plants.
An example: an orchid that confuses male bees.
The bee orchid is a very special orchid that has flowers shaped like a female bee, not only with a head, wings and a belly, but also many short hairs on its body, which can be confused as the real one. What is even more incredible is that it can actually emit female bees’ scent of being ready to mate to confuse the male bees. These are all good camouflage skills of bee orchid. Male bees emerge from their stinging soil at regular time each year in the warm spring when the asleep females usually emerge two weeks later. The trick is that the bee orchid blooms two weeks before the female bees emerge, exploiting the loopholes. As soon as a male bee emerges from the ground, he smells the fascinating scent of the bee orchid. He can’t help to follow the scent and sees the "female bee" waiting for him, pouncing on her. In effect, the male bee helps pollinate the orchid.

【Author】Lisa Garnier
She has made Nature her life's work. She is a botanist, photographer, writer and science journalist for Science et Vie and Ushuaia Nature, where she performs dialogue with Nicolat Hulot on two Ushuaia television shows. She is also involved in Man and Biosphere, UNESCO's international research programme.

【Illustrator】Clotilde Palomino
A gifted illustrator specializing in documentary realistic illustrations for encyclopedias, children's picture productions, atlases, research, etc. She has illustrated for publishing groups such as Molosse News, Atout chien, Côté chat, Terrier d'Ecosse magazine, info santé + Plantes comestibles.