National Trust: Look What I Found at the Seaside (Paperback) - Moira Butterfield

Join in with a nature treasure hunt and discover more about amazing objects that can be found at the seaside.

Discover a world of wonder on a seaside stroll with this beautiful picture book from the National Trust.

Chasing waves and having fun,
water sparkling in the sun . . .
Look what I found!
A curly seashell. Inside it shines bright, like a pearl.

Set off on an adventure to find treasure, from swirly sea shells to mysterious mermaid's purses, then learn more about each object with richly-illustrated and informative nature notes.

Packed full of fascinating facts alongside a gentle rhyming narrative and encouraging children to get outside and explore their surroundings, this is a nature treasure hunt series for the whole family to enjoy.

Every Nosy Crow paperback picture book comes with a free 'Stories Aloud' audio recording - just scan the QR code and listen along!

Other titles in the series include: Look What I Found in the Woods

About the Author

Moira Butterfield (Author)
Moira Butterfield lived and travelled in lots of different locations as a child, and still thinks our world is an endlessly exciting place to explore. She went on to study literature and become an author of children's non-fiction and fiction. She believes there are no limits to the imagination or to the wonder of our planet and so she has written about many different subjects, from ancient treasures to future worlds via pirates, kings, jungles and sea monsters. Moira lives in Bath, Somerset, with her family. She loves to cycle, sew and sing.

Jesus Verona (Illustrator)
Jesus Verona's work is divided between children's illustration and illustration for an agency. His main interests are nature, art, typography, architecture, and design. In his illustrations you will see the love for details and vivid colours, the intention to make a positive and didactic illustration close to realism. Jesus was born in Madrid but lives in Stockholm together with his wife and their three children. He studied design and illustration at the School of arts in Stockholm.