Hello, friends! Our book today is Rain by Anders Holmer, a lovely look at nature and life in haiku form. Using the format of the traditional poetry form, each spread offers an expanse of scenery from around the world and a glimpse into the lives of those that inhabit it. A group of humans and … Continue reading Rain (Anders Holmer)
Hello friends! Our book today is The Things That I Love About Trees, written by Chris Butterworth and illustrated by Charlotte Voake, a meditative ode to trees throughout the seasons. A little girl and her friends spend time throughout the year playing among the trees and appreciating what makes them so lovely in each season. … Continue reading The Things That I Love About Trees (Chris Butterworth)
Hello, friends! Our book today is The Lumberjack’s Beard by Duncan Beedie, a funny yet sweet story of friendship and conservation. Jim Hickory the lumberjack lives a simple life, following a comfortable routine. Each morning he wakes, limbers up (limbering is important for lumbering, you see), then eats a tall stack of delicious pancakes. Then … Continue reading The Lumberjack’s Beard (Duncan Beedie)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Up In The Leaves: The True Story Of The Central Park Treehouses, written by Shira Boss and illustrated by Jamey Christoph, a sweet story of a boy’s creativity and love of trees shaping his destiny. Bob had never been a huge fan of the city life: the noise, the … Continue reading Up In The Leaves: The True Story Of The Central Park Treehouses (Shira Boss)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Nature’s Lullaby Fills The Night, written by Dee Leone and illustrated by Bali Engel, a lovely twilight tale of how plants and animals of all shapes and sizes get ready for sleep at the end of the day. After the sun has set and the moon begins to glow … Continue reading Nature’s Lullaby Fills The Night (Dee Leone)
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