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A young gardener plants seeds and waits for the transformation from late Winter's mud brown to the lush green of Springtime.
The sky is as changeable as the weather — from blue sky to rain sky to dark sky and ultimately to sleep sky.
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In this version of a familiar tune, Jo MacDonald (the old farmer's granddaughter) and her cousin plant a Spring garden, watch it grow, observe what visits it, gather its bounty before the cycle ends only to begin again.
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Humorous, sometimes slightly gross, always kid-friendly poems are accompanied by lighthearted black and white sketches.
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Bright illustrations accompany lively poems that celebrate children's imaginations and playing outdoors on warm days.
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Translucent watercolors and short, varied poems take readers on a trip to the sea. There they meet sea birds, fish, coral, and more in each short verse. Evocative language creates memorable images of the sea and its often hidden treasures.
An unlikely friendship develops between a small, basket-weaving mouse named Celeste and the young apprentice to the great naturalist, Audubon. They meet when Joseph accompanies Audubon to New Orleans to paint the birds of Louisiana.
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Meet Ana, a young girl who loves to read. There aren't many books in her small Colombian village, though — until the day Ana meets the Biblioburro, a librarian who brings books through the mountains on the backs of two strong donkeys.
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Sophie longed to join the ballet class she watched through the window but she wondered if the teacher would accept her — after all, a swan is not the typical student.
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Moms and dads often do the same things in different ways but one thing they share in common, they both love their children "the exact same way." Lighthearted illustrations and a predictable narrative depict the lively, affectionate relationship between a