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Windsongs: Poems About Weather by Douglas Florian; illus. by the authorPreschool, Primary Beach Lane/Simon 48 pp.5/24 9781665937726 $18.99e-book ed. 9781665937733 $10.99Kids are often hyper-aware of such natural phenomena as thunder, lightning, and snow, so a collection of twenty engaging, informative poems about weather is likely to be a hit. Here...
Zoobilations! by Douglas Florian; illus. by the authorPrimary Beach Lane/Simon 48 pp. g3/22 978-1-5344-6590-9 $17.99e-book ed. 978-1-5344-6591-6 $10.99Florian returns to the zoo (zoo’s who, rev. 5/05) with twenty new pithy and jubilant poems about animals. Some of the poems are peppered with interesting facts, such as “The African Elephant”: “Each...
Ice!: Poems About Polar Life by Douglas Florian; illus. by the author Primary Holiday 48 pp. g 12/20 978-0-8234-4101-3 $17.99 Twenty-one humorous poems, each with an accompanying whimsical illustration (an emperor penguin sitting on a throne, wistfully looking at birds in flight, for example), introduce readers to Florian’s (Friends and...
For our class on November 16, we are reading four books and one article. I like combining these two genres because both need to be read aloud in order to really appreciate them.Folklore has to have a strong voice, as it comes from an oral tradition where storytellers have individual...
As you know if you've read Susan Lempke's article, there are lots and lots of books with poems about a particular subject — enough to read one every day of the school year. As she says, some work better than others as poems.What do you think of this one? Florian...
As you know if you've read Susan Lempke's article, there are lots and lots of books with poems about a particular subject -- enough to read one every day of the school year. As she says, some work better than others as poems.What do you think of this one? Florian...