If Not YOU, then WHOOO?
WONDERS OF THE WILD
Words and Pictures by
Travis Kerkvliet
Available
November 1, 2025
Wonders of the Wild is coming this November and will be available to order on Amazon.
A Children’s Book About Nature and Conservation — Meet Timber the Owl
Discover the wonders of the natural world with Wonders of the Wild, a heartwarming children’s book about nature and conservation. Follow Timber the Owl as he soars through forests, rivers, mountains, and more — inspiring young readers to protect the planet and all its amazing creatures.
About the Story:
The world is big. The world is wide… and it needs YOUR help!
Soar with Timber the Owl on a magical flight across mountains, glaciers, forests, and rivers. Along the way, children discover the beauty of our planet—and how they can help protect it.
Perfect for ages 3–8, Wonders of the Wild is a children’s book about nature and conservation that blends adventure, gentle rhymes, and vibrant illustrations. From starry skies to crystal-clear lakes, Timber the Owl inspires kids with simple ways to make a difference.
With its empowering message, this story shows little ones that even small wings can make a big impact.
Why Kids (and Parents) Love It:
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Engaging Storytelling: Fun rhymes that make reading time a joy
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Beautiful Artwork: Colorful illustrations bring nature to life
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Positive Message: Encourages kids to be heroes for the planet
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Perfect Gift: Ideal for birthdays, holidays, or classroom reading
Your Nature's Helper guide
Save Energy
- Turn off lights when you leave a room.
- Unplug electronics when you’re done.
- Open curtains to use sunlight instead of lights.
- Turn off lights when you leave a room.
- Unplug electronics when you’re done.
- Open curtains to use sunlight instead of lights.
Save Water
- Take quick showers or baths.
- Turn off the water while brushing your teeth.
- Collect rainwater for garden plants.
Keep Nature Clean:
- Pick up litter (with a grown-up).
- Don’t leave trash on trails, parks, or beaches.
- Use reusable containers for lunch or snacks.
Protect the Night Sky
- Turn off outdoor lights at night to see more stars.
- Use a flashlight only when you need it.
- Go stargazing and learn about constellations.
