We're taking you on a trip to the mountains today. We will get to know more and less known mountain animals and see what they do at different times of the day and year. We will meet a highlander, sheep and a forest sprite, sometimes playing tricks. Put on comfortable shoes, pack a water bottle and a sandwich in your backpack and go to admire the world of mountain nature!

A stream flows swiftly in the foothills, trout splashing in it, and colorful dragonflies fly over the meadow. You can come across deer, sometimes a fox or a hare will run the way. In winter, sheep that have left the halls live in the farm. On the mountain slopes, the slope is already very steep, you can get really tired on the walk. But the views will reward any effort! Badgers and martens make trouble here, eagle owls, hazel grouses, tit and bats fly here. In turn, the highest level of the mountains, halls and crags, are inhabited by marmots, chamois, ibex and huge eagles. In addition, it is full of small rodents, beetles and other interesting creatures.

"A Year in the Mountains" contains twelve spreads showing the changes taking place during the year on different mountain levels - the foothills, mountain ranges, crags and halls. Thanks to this, the young reader will learn about the richness of flora and fauna in the mountains. Two additional spreads include the presentation of the heroes and interactive fun. "A year in the mountains" will keep you entertained for hours. It stimulates the imagination, develops perceptiveness, the ability to think logically, search for cause-effect relationships and the ability to tell stories.