Seeing the wind

Where is the wind? Why can't we see the wind? A very curious little girl doesn't understand why the wind is there, but she can't see it. From her window, she observes the movement of the street, the people passing by and the animals on earth and in the sky, but what she really wants is to find out where the wind is and how to find it. "Seeing the wind" is a book for young children that stimulates the senses through both the text and the illustrations, inviting the reader to observe and feel the action of the wind and to understand how it interacts with everything around us. With humor and sensitivity, the story plays with the perceptions of young children and, in the end, brings a big surprise for the reader. YOU'D LIKE TO KNOW THAT... This book has been awarded the Nature Inside seal because of its concern for the environment and environmental education for children and young people. Following the guidelines of Agenda 2030/UN and UNESCO, the book values the reader's integration with the nature that exists around them, promoting the perception of its elements also in the urban environments of large cities. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT... This book is friendly to readers with dyslexia, as the font used is OpenDyslexic, to make reading more enjoyable for everyone. The text is in capital letters, which also helps readers who are in the process of becoming literate. WHY READ IT? Children love to feel the wind and in this story, they'll have fun with the little girl who notices the wind but can't feel it. Why does this happen? And at the end, there are tips on games to enjoy the wind and discover the nature that exists all around us. THEMES: picture books, nature, perception, senses, discovering yourself and nature, family reading. THEMES: fiction, picture book, book about wind, nature, children and nature, senses.