Meet The Nature

The Nature Series, created by D. Camille, teaches little ones about the wonderful world around them through the adventures of KENYA and her brother, NILES.

This series was designed to introduce little minds to the beauty of nature and to admire all creation. The five books in the series are: Meet The Water, Meet The Animals, Meet The Plants, Meet The Sky, and Meet The Earth.

All the whimsical text and vibrant colored drawings are original inside these large, 8.5" x 8.5" super-sturdy hardcover books with coated pages to enjoy over and over! Get the full collection for your own Children of the Universe!

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"Children’s stories are the place of endless possibilities, so that young people can open their mind to wide horizons...and generate new viewpoints..."

-National Library of Medicine (2020)

Meet The Books

Book 1

Meet The Water

Have fun and learn with the Children of the Universe as they discover the Earth's WATER, including rivers, lakes, and oceans!

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Book 2

Meet The Animals

Have fun and learn with the Children of the Universe as they discover the beauty of the Earth’s ANIMALS, including lions, chickens, and bears!

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Book 3

Meet The Plants

Have fun and learn with the Children of the Universe as they discover the Earth's PLANTS, including trees, vines, and flowers!

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Book 4

Meet The Sky

Have fun and learn with the Children of the Universe as they discover the Earth's SKY, including clouds, stars, and rainbows!

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Book 5

Meet The Earth

Have fun and learn with the Children of the Universe as they discover the beauty of the EARTH, including the seasons, daytime, and the land.

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"Some research indicates that parents and kids may interact more meaningfully when reading print books compared to e-books."

-Child Mind Institute

Meet The Puzzles

Get the Meet the Nature KIDS' PUZZLES and engage little minds! These large-piece puzzles are perfect to stimulate their developing brain power!

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“Eighty percent of brain development happens in the first three years of life."

-Urban Child Institute