- What?! Do hedgehogs poop too? - Of Course, Basil. Everyone in the world poops, " grandma carrot replies. "And the trees?" Trees too? Basil loves to frolic in the garden. Together with his grandmother carrot, he discovers the secrets of nature. Grandma explains to Basil how trees grow. There are no "awkward" questions in the Basilica garden, because Grandma carrot is always there to explain the secrets of nature in a simple and fun way. Basilica garden-a series for young Nature researchers: fun and informative — answers to "strange" children's questions about nature. Grandma carrot speaks a language that the child can understand and helps them see nature in a new way. Develops curiosity-motivates children to ask more questions and search for answers, forms an interest in science and ecology. Fosters a love of the environment — and forms environmental values from an early age. The series helps to talk to children about Nature, Ecology and responsibility in the modern world. About the book The Book "Basilica Garden. How do the trees poop?"from Sebastian Perez and Annlor Paro – a charming and witty publication in the genre of children's educational literature and ecology, breaking the taboo around natural processes. The main character, a curious Basil, together with his grandmother carrot explores the garden, asking the same "uncomfortable" questions that so often Interest children. The book is built as a lively dialogue between Basil and grandma carrot, which simply and cheerfully explains the most interesting secrets of nature, including how trees grow. The Basilica Garden series is designed for young researchers who want to understand the world. Thanks to the language that the child understands, the book turns complex scientific facts into an exciting discovery, motivating children to ask more questions, developing curiosity and interest in science and ecology. It will be interesting for children