It’s Spring: Children’s Book
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This brightly illustrated picture book offers sensory impressions and childlike experiences representative of spring. Writing in first person from a boy’s point of view, Glaser proves an astute observer of what spring looks and feels like to a child: pussy willows soft against the cheek, birds that “cheep and warble and trill,” and the sunsets after dinner. Swan’s eye-catching artwork underlines the three-dimensional quality of collage. A list of nature activities adds to the usefulness of this pleasant book. (more…)
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