A walk in the mountains with her grandfather leads to a conversation about the natural cycle of our forests and, ultimately, of life.

Ana is turning six and will celebrate at her grandparents' house. While they prepare for the celebration, Ana goes for a walk in the forest with her grandfather. During their walk, she becomes interested in the rich life hidden in the forest, the animals, the plants that inhabit it, and she begins to ask questions about their origins, how they form and develop. Hand in hand with him, we learn when they were formed, how to tell the age of a tree, or how plants defend themselves from their possible predators.

As the story unfolds, this special interaction between the girl and her grandfather becomes a precious moment of harmonious communion with nature. With delicate and poetic illustrations, Charline Collette brings the forest, the central character of this story, to life. A picture book that teaches us and makes us love our forests and the heritage we receive from our elders.