Description :
Olga loves her garden, especially the hole and the pile of dirt. A valley and a mountain: a whole world to explore! This corner of uncultivated nature is full of life, with wild bees flitting about. But there are plans to level the garden. The bees are in danger! The big digger rakes, flattens and destroys.
Fortunately, life is reclaiming its rights. Bindweed seedlings are sprouting from the ground right before her eyes, accompanied by ants, woodlice and earthworms. Olga is arranging a new garden for them, so that they feel at home.

Aimed at very young children, this book invites them to look at the living world in a different way, to observe and listen to animals and plants rather than trying to tame them. Julie Rouanne accurately captures the birth of an ecological consciousness, rooted in concrete reality and a child's feelings. Marina Philippart paints a lush, vibrant vegetation teeming with life.