Faces You See in the Forest is an engaging collection of woodland faces and creatures carved by nature’s imagination and found in many forests. The Grandfather tree was the earliest face discovered many years ago by the author and her young sons, and after that, the forests were full of faces! The photographs and narratives are suggested for creative writing, storytelling and your imagination. Do you see the face of a frog with his tongue sticking out ready to catch plump and juicy flies? Do you see a buffalo skeleton? I do! What do you see?