JANUARY
A Hot Bath in Winter Japan
The Great Parrot Clay Lick Peru
A Little Chick’s Very Long Day Antarctica
Love in a Snowstorm Afghanistan
FEBRUARY
A Blush of Pink Japan
A Kaleidoscope of Butterflies Mexico
A Cloud of Frog Spawn Wales
A Super Bloom in Death Valley USA
MARCH
Life Springs from the Rich Earth Netherlands
A Frog Defrosts Canada
A Black Sun Ballet Denmark
A Gray Whale Gathering Mexico
APRIL
A Cascade of Snow Nepal
A Blanket of Bluebells England
A Drop of Rain Norway
A Snow Dance Japan
MAY
A Dust Storm in the Desert Saudi Arabia
A Magical Moonbow USA
The Great Sardine Run South Africa
The Flying Guava Farmer Trinidad
JUNE
A Light Show in the Forest USA
A Spectacular Stink Indonesia
A Total Eclipse of the Moon England
A Stay at the Fig Hotel Palestine
JULY
The Winds of Change France
The Great Migration Kenya
Life from the Ashes USA
The Wood Wide Web Italy
AUGUST
The Aurora Australis Tasmania
A Gathering of Giants Sri Lanka
A Sea of Glowing Stars Maldives
A Bamboo Bear House China
SEPTEMBER
A Mushroom Grows in a Forest Spain
A Salmon’s Quest Canada
The Home of the Clouds India
The Hermit Crabs’ House Swap Jamaica
OCTOBER
A Falling Leaf USA
The Perfect Nest Western New Guinea
A Lightning Spectacular Venezuela
Brown Bear’s Bedtime Russia
NOVEMBER
Snow in the Desert Algeria
The Longest Flight Antarctica
Life Comes Flooding Back Zambia
A New Coat for Winter Poland
DECEMBER
A Night Owl Hunts by Day Portugal
A Desert Drink Namibia
The Sky Ablaze Norway
A Highland Feast Scotland
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What Are You Doing Today, Mother Nature? is an illustrated children's collection of fascinating stories from nature which show the changing of the seasons all around the world.

 

Lucy Brownridge is an author and editor of children’s books based in London. She writes books for children about history of art, history, animals, and science. She has an MA in history of art from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a BA in history of art from the University of Bristol.