I Like The Outdoors ... what jobs are there?

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This is a wonderful book to help children understand what sort of job they can strive for if they love being outdoors. What I really appreciate about this book is that it shows a whole bunch of jobs that can be done in a variety of settings - wilderness, suburban areas, and also within an urban area. I can't wait to share this book with students!

This is a good book, about all the different outdoor jobs there are. There are 25 jobs such as: paleontologist, travel writer, marine biologist, and construction site manager. For each job it has the beat and worst parts of the job. Its a very interesting and informative book.

I wish there had been books like this when I was at school (also available are I like sport and I like animals). When I was in school the careers officer assumed everyone was going to be a doctor, lawyer or work in a bank!
This book allows children to discover what future careers they can choose from if they like the outdoors. Among the 25 jobs listed are Marine Biologist, Civil engineer and Botanist.
Qualities and skills are outlined to give an idea of which direction you could go in and each job starts with a brief description of what it involves leading onto day to day experiences and the very useful best and worst parts of the job section. Beautifully illustrated throughout this book would be very informative for any young reader.

An informative guide about jobs people can do outside including being a forester or a travel writer.

Well illustrated and told through case studies, this is a great read for inspiring young people and children.

Thank you to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group for kindly providing me with a digital copy of this book for review.
Let me firstly say, I love the aesthetics of the books Quarto Publishing Group produce. I’ve read quite a few and they always grab the eye and keep the children interested.
This book particularly appealed to me as I work in a windowless building with artificial light and ventilation. I really miss not being able to see the seasons change, what’s going on outside or feel a breeze coming in from an open window. I find myself craving outside and fresh air. I think I’ve passed this into my children as well as they are equally never happier then when they are outside playing and exploring. I can certainly see them being suited best to outdoor work when they are older and this book has given them many ideas to think over. Palaeontologist was the winner for my youngest as he’s very into dinosaurs. So watch this space and in 15 years time I’ll get back to you! Another winner for us and we all enjoyed this book a lot.

I loved this book so much as did my 6 year old boy. ‘I like the Outdoors - what jobs are there?’ goes through a wide selection of jobs available if you like the outdoors. These include a forester, a landscape gardener, a civil engineer and a lifeguard. The book then outlines a day in the life of each career. At the end of the book, it asks children to consider their strengths and their particular interests and suggests which of these jobs might be suitable on the basis of their selection. The illustrations are beautiful and my son loved learning about jobs that are not heavily publicised or promoted. This is a brilliant book and would be an excellent addition to any school library.

Oh wow. Now this book is a must for inspiring ambition in kids even as little as 4-5 in my opinion. This worked best with the elder of two infants. But the smaller also got an enjoyable amount of it too.

This book was so good even I got the chance to learn about jobs I didnt know about.

We loved the layout of the roles in the book, that was really good and allowed the kids to see all the different jobs of the world. Lots of information, lots of pictures, the attractive style and layout of this book made it a firm fave and one that was thought provoking, with lots of questions and learning. My fave bit about it was the best and worst parts of the job.

The illustrations in this book were very good and this also provided such a wonderful response. The author has done a very thorough job in making sure all the information comes through in a child friendly way and makes the learning environment an enjoyable experience.

Thanks to the author, the publishers and netgalley for this free book in exchange for my honest review. We will definitely be buying this one and keeping it on our shelf. Can't recommend it enough and shall be keeping my eyes peeled for other works by Carron Brown.