Naturama - Open your Eyes to The Wonders of Irish Nature - Michael Fewer / Melissa Doran
This breathtakingly exciting new book introduces you to Ireland’s flora and fauna with every changing season. Discover the magic of nature right on your doorstep, from the back garden to the local park and the countryside. Even the smallest garden is a vast canvas of nature with its worms, insects, flowers and birds.
Listen to the blackbird’s song, spot an madra rua in your local town, discover why the ash tree is good for making hurlies, count a snail’s 27,000 teeth, watch stags fight and spot jellyfish at the seaside, laughing as you discover the meaning of their Irish name, smugairle róin!
With Naturama you will discover the magic of every Irish season. So put your boots on – it’s time to go outside!
Naturama is a beautiful gift for a child. Perhaps add My Naturama Journal for an extra special gift - as in the 3rd image.
‘From the makers of the fabulous Irelandopedia comes Naturama, a fun book that encourages its reader to get outside and explore the great Irish outdoors,’ Irish Tatler
‘A joy to read and a must for both homes and classrooms!’ RTEjr
‘Simply beautiful,’ Woman’s Way
Author - Michael Fewer
Illustrator - Melissa Doran
This breathtakingly exciting new book introduces you to Ireland’s flora and fauna with every changing season. Discover the magic of nature right on your doorstep, from the back garden to the local park and the countryside. Even the smallest garden is a vast canvas of nature with its worms, insects, flowers and birds.
Listen to the blackbird’s song, spot an madra rua in your local town, discover why the ash tree is good for making hurlies, count a snail’s 27,000 teeth, watch stags fight and spot jellyfish at the seaside, laughing as you discover the meaning of their Irish name, smugairle róin!
With Naturama you will discover the magic of every Irish season. So put your boots on – it’s time to go outside!
Naturama is a beautiful gift for a child. Perhaps add My Naturama Journal for an extra special gift - as in the 3rd image.
‘From the makers of the fabulous Irelandopedia comes Naturama, a fun book that encourages its reader to get outside and explore the great Irish outdoors,’ Irish Tatler
‘A joy to read and a must for both homes and classrooms!’ RTEjr
‘Simply beautiful,’ Woman’s Way
Author - Michael Fewer
Illustrator - Melissa Doran
This breathtakingly exciting new book introduces you to Ireland’s flora and fauna with every changing season. Discover the magic of nature right on your doorstep, from the back garden to the local park and the countryside. Even the smallest garden is a vast canvas of nature with its worms, insects, flowers and birds.
Listen to the blackbird’s song, spot an madra rua in your local town, discover why the ash tree is good for making hurlies, count a snail’s 27,000 teeth, watch stags fight and spot jellyfish at the seaside, laughing as you discover the meaning of their Irish name, smugairle róin!
With Naturama you will discover the magic of every Irish season. So put your boots on – it’s time to go outside!
Naturama is a beautiful gift for a child. Perhaps add My Naturama Journal for an extra special gift - as in the 3rd image.
‘From the makers of the fabulous Irelandopedia comes Naturama, a fun book that encourages its reader to get outside and explore the great Irish outdoors,’ Irish Tatler
‘A joy to read and a must for both homes and classrooms!’ RTEjr
‘Simply beautiful,’ Woman’s Way
Author - Michael Fewer
Illustrator - Melissa Doran
Michael Fewer is an architect, environmentalist and writer. He has published work over the last 25 years on subjects varying from architectural history and travel to walking and nature guides. Previous books included Naturama (Gill Books), Michael Fewer’s Ireland, The Wicklow Military Road and Rambling Down the Suir(Ashfield Press). He lives in Dublin.
Melissa Doran works in Dublin as an Illustrator. The natural world inspires her work and she uses a combination of hand-drawing and digital collage to create her drawings. She also teaches digital illustration and runs art workshops for children and adults. She is the illustrator of Naturama. Her website is www.goradiate.ie