Bilal's Day Out to the Botanical Gardens By Samia Ahmed

Bilal's Day Out to the Botanical Gardens By Samia Ahmed

ISBN-10: 1902570170

Author: Samia Ahmed

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 48

Size: 8.5 X 5.7 X 0.2

Publication year: 2000

Description

About This Book:

Samia Ahmed's "Bilal's Day Out to the Botanical Gardens" is a lovely and instructive children's book that takes young readers on an adventurous excursion to see nature's marvels in a botanical park. This captivating narrative not only entertains but also inspires a love of nature and an appreciation for the beauty of plants and flowers. "Bilal's Day Out to the Botanical Gardens" follows Bilal, the young protagonist, on an enthralling visit to a botanical garden. The book is loaded with bright images and a pleasant tale that portrays childhood's wonder and inquiry. Among the book's primary features are:

Adventure and Discovery:

Bilal's trip to the botanical gardens is full of adventure and discovery as he discovers numerous sorts of plants, flowers, and trees. Readers follow Bilal as he explores the beautiful gardens, exploring the natural world's colors, forms, and aromas.

Friendship and Imagination:

The book integrates educational components quietly, teaching young readers to many plant species, their names, and distinguishing traits. This not only improves children's language but also encourages an early interest in botany and science.

Environmental Awareness:

"Bilal's Day Out" emphasizes the significance of maintaining and enjoying nature. It invites readers to connect with the environment and recognize our involvement in its preservation.

Friendship and Imagination:

Bilal's journey is shared with his pals, and they use their imaginations to create stories and games inspired by the floral wonders they see. The book emphasizes the importance of friendship as well as the delight of imaginative play.

Cultural Sensitivity:

The book may also include cultural characteristics and values that resonate with its intended audience, helping young readers develop a feeling of identification and belonging.