Wildfire (Maple Hills, 2)

The poems feel alive and immersive, almost like the natural world itself. I wonder what inspired the author to blend poetry with children's storytelling in this way.

Each piece seemed to evoke a sense of curiosity and innocence that I haven't seen in children's poetry in a long time. Did it bring back memories for others too?

This blend is interesting because it makes the book feel dynamic and versatile. Do you think it helps kids connect better with the themes or makes it more confusing?