Walking through the forest. Makhotin S.

Folk wisdom says: "Forest is water, water is bread, bread is life." About how closely a person’s life is connected with the life of the forest, and this book tells. The book, built in the form of the headers, tells about the beasts, birds, trees, plants, mushrooms, insects... The author repeatedly turns to his native history, showing on the examples of our ancestors, as people were careful about forest wealth. The book is written in a slight, affordable language, full of humor and kindness. Anyone who reads it will never break a branch by a tree, will not trample a bug, will not litter in the forest.

The book “Walks through the Forest” can replace many edifying lectures on environmental education. Our small forest encyclopedia is facing, first of all, to the younger generation. But adults will be heirless. Especially if you read it with the children, surprised, laughing and rejoicing at the miracles, which are so many in the magical forest.