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A colorful and interactive adventure for young readers through St. Louis's Forest Park.
When Forest Park opened in 1876, people in the busy city of St. Louis flocked there to relax, play, and breathe fresh air. As the city grew and changed, so did the park. But what hasn't changed—even 150 years later—is that Forest Park remains a beautiful, bustling place open to everyone.
Finding Forest Park brings St. Louis's favorite green space to life for explorers ages three to seven. Readers will experience all kinds of moments from the park's history, from the 1904 World's Fair to modern-day trips to the zoo. Along the way, children will hunt for objects as they learn how one of America's great city parks took shape. Playful illustrations combine different eras with different seasons, and fun facts turn history into a game of discovery. Finding Forest Park is a dynamic mix of seek-and-find, picture book, and history adventure that bridges generations by introducing kids to the park's beloved traditions and celebrating all there is to see and do.
Copies of Finding Forest Park ordered here will be autographed; personalization is available using the checkout form.
About the author: Amanda Clark is a St. Louis transplant whose favorite Forest Park memories center on Art Hill, watching Shakespeare with her son, and enjoying sushi picnics with her daughter. She is a public historian with the Missouri Historical Society and was the content lead on the Missouri History Museum's exhibit Yours Forever: Forest Park at 150.
About the illustrator: Audrey Westcott is a graphic designer, illustrator, and comics artist working in St. Louis. She enjoys bicycling along Forest Park's many trails, spotting wildlife, and watching the seasons change. She illustrated the thirty-three-foot-tall mural of Forest Park for the Missouri History Museum's exhibit Yours Forever.
A colorful and interactive adventure for young readers through St. Louis's Forest Park.
When Forest Park opened in 1876, people in the busy city of St. Louis flocked there to relax, play, and breathe fresh air. As the city grew and changed, so did the park. But what hasn't changed—even 150 years later—is that Forest Park remains a beautiful, bustling place open to everyone.
Finding Forest Park brings St. Louis's favorite green space to life for explorers ages three to seven. Readers will experience all kinds of moments from the park's history, from the 1904 World's Fair to modern-day trips to the zoo. Along the way, children will hunt for objects as they learn how one of America's great city parks took shape. Playful illustrations combine different eras with different seasons, and fun facts turn history into a game of discovery. Finding Forest Park is a dynamic mix of seek-and-find, picture book, and history adventure that bridges generations by introducing kids to the park's beloved traditions and celebrating all there is to see and do.
Copies of Finding Forest Park ordered here will be autographed; personalization is available using the checkout form.
About the author: Amanda Clark is a St. Louis transplant whose favorite Forest Park memories center on Art Hill, watching Shakespeare with her son, and enjoying sushi picnics with her daughter. She is a public historian with the Missouri Historical Society and was the content lead on the Missouri History Museum's exhibit Yours Forever: Forest Park at 150.
About the illustrator: Audrey Westcott is a graphic designer, illustrator, and comics artist working in St. Louis. She enjoys bicycling along Forest Park's many trails, spotting wildlife, and watching the seasons change. She illustrated the thirty-three-foot-tall mural of Forest Park for the Missouri History Museum's exhibit Yours Forever.