Bluebells, Birch Trees and Other British Plants - National Trust Sticker Spotter Book by Nikki Dyson, published by Nosy Crow, propped against a soft garden background of green foliage and wildflowers

Bluebells, Birch Trees & the Joy of Discovering Nature — Highlighting The National Trust Sticker Spotter Series

This is one of those finds we couldn't wait to share with you.

Book 6 – Bluebells, Birch Trees and Other British Plants | 2–5, Large Format, Paperback

 

Do you remember the magic of a sticker book?

When you were so engrossed with curiosity that made the world feel bigger and more beautiful. Learning with every peel-and-press without realising a small act of discovery had just hard wired into your young brain – a bee landing on a flower, or a root spreading beneath an oak tree, all in the flow — because you'd just placed it there yourself.

These feels don't belong only to childhood. It belongs to anyone who has ever buried their nose into the quiet wonder of the natural world around them.

That's exactly what this series does.

 

🌿 Book Highlight

Bluebells, Birch Trees and Other British Plants is the sixth title in the National Trust – Nature Sticker Book series, illustrated by the wonderful Nikki Dyson and published in partnership with the National Trust.

Designed for children aged 2–5, it features:

  • 11 full-colour illustrated scenes — from wildflower meadows to vegetable patches and ancient woodland
  • 4 pages of stickers — bees, bluebells, underground roots, and much more
  • A spotter's guide to help little ones identify favourite British plants and flowers in the real world – with 120 stickers this makes for a great Activity Book
  • Gentle, fact-filled text that introduces nature in a way that is joyful, not overwhelming

Both beautiful and genuinely useful — perhaps even a first conversation between a child and the natural world.


📚 The Full Series

This book is part of the National Trust – Nature Sticker Books collection, each one a window into a different corner of British wildlife. Collect them all:

  1. Hedgehogs, Hares and Other British Animals
  2. Robins, Wrens and Other British Birds
  3. Sharks, Seahorses and Other British Sea Creatures
  4. Horses, Hens and Other British Farm Animals
  5. Beetles, Butterflies and Other British Minibeasts
  6. Bluebells, Birch Trees and Other British Plantsyou are here 🌸

 

"Nature books that develop and regulate little nervous systems.

Sticker books that give excited or anxious hands something gentle to do.

Stories that say the world is safe and beautiful and full of wonder."

💚 Why We Choose Nosy Crow

At Coralee's Emporium, we don't just stock books — we choose them. And the publisher matters.

Nosy Crow is a multi-award-winning independent UK children's publisher, and one we are genuinely proud to support. Here's why:

  • 🌳 Sustainable sourcing — where possible, paper and board comes from FSC or PEFC certified sustainable sources, verified through the Book Chain Project
  • 🏭 Ethical production — Nosy Crow only work with factories that operate ethically and responsibly. They source directly from a small number of suppliers globally who all have environmental and CSR accreditation. All suppliers are audited using the SMETA methodology, with ICTI care accreditation as a minimum standard
  • 📖 Quality by design — covers, paper weight, and binding are all considered carefully, because a book should be pleasing to hold, not just to read

Choosing a Nosy Crow book is a meaningful act — for your child, and for the planet.

"We are committed to working only with factories that operate ethically and responsibly." — Nosy Crow


🎁 A Gift Worth Giving

Whether you're looking for a birthday gift, a rainy afternoon activity, or simply a reason to sit down together and talk about the world outside your window — this series delivers every time.

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Louise & Hollie
Coralee's Emporium


Children's Books, Nature, Sticker Book, National Trust, Nosy Crow, Nikki Dyson, Gift Ideas, Eco-Conscious, British Wildlife, Ages 2–5

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