While the first official day of spring is still a couple of weeks away, it is starting to feel like winter may be coming to an end. Daylight savings time began over the weekend which helps make the days seem longer and brighter. You've advanced your clock so that the evening daylight lasts longer which means you'll have more time to enjoy the sun and time outdoors as we move into spring and summer.
To get you ready for the start of spring, check out some of the books below.
Children's Books:
Hello Spring! by Shelley Rotner
When Spring Comes by Kevin Henkes
Abracadabra, It's Spring! by Anne Sibley O'Brien
Born to be Wild: Hundreds of Free Nature Activities for Families by Hattie Garlick
Get Outside Guide by Nancy Honovich
And Then It's Spring by Julie Fogliano
Adult Books:
North on the Wing by Bruce Beehler
Spring Forward by Catherine Anderson
Niki Jabbour's Veggie Garden Remix by Niki Jabbour
Handpicked: Simple, Sustainable, and Seasonal Flower Arrangements by Ingrid Carozzi
Spring Fever by Mary Kay Andrews
Come the Spring by Julie Garwood
Graced by the Seasons: Spring and Summer in the Northwoods by John Bates
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