Steven Aronson

An interestingly constructed book, with leaf-shaped tops to pages that swivel on a rivet. Not very practical for field identification; even sitting on the bookshelf the oddly protruding leaf margins tend to get bent. Could be useful for a botany student as a flash-card-like study aid, or, for children at the middle-school collecting stage who may be interested in the varieties of North American trees, it's like holding a collection of tree leaves, bark, and photos in your hand.

This is a non-fiction book full of great information on many trees. Each page of this book has a large picture of each tree’s leaves, while the back of the page includes a picture of the actual tree. The pages include a short history and various facts about each tree. The back of each page includes information on leaves, bark, flowers, fruit, seeds, tree shape, habitat, range, and other tree names.

This is a nonfiction book on trees. The Fandex format easy to use, and the information on them easy to understand. There are also images and facts summary of a diversity of different types of trees. This is a great guide to have each page has an illustrations that show the leaf, bark, and seeds. There are brief descriptions of the tree and their history.