The Forest
The Forest
Josefine Sundström, illustrated by Mervi LindmanDam-Dam is off to the forest.
Dam-Dam is big and puts on shoes and a jacket without help. Dam-Dam can walk. No need to go in the pushchair!
The forest is big and Dam-Dam is small. There is so much to see among the trees — a butterfly, a feather, birds that twitter and squelchy mud underfoot. Dam-Dam touches, pokes and feels. In the meadow are flowers and grass. But what’s that in the middle of the forest?
A funny bush with shiny red balls?
‘Ball, ball, ball,’ shouts Dam-Dam.
‘Those are rose hips,’ says Mummy.
The bush has sharp thorns. Dam-Dam pricks a finger. Oops and ouch! Good thing there are plasters in Mummy’s pocket!
This is the second volume in Josefine Sundström’s picture book series about the delightful Dam-Dam, with lively illustrations by Mervi Lindman. The story in the book stimulates language development and invites wordplay.
Rights sold
Danish: Mais og Co
Finnish: Otava
