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Over in the Wetlands: A Hurricane-on-the-Bayou Story
Even collections far from the Gulf Coast will benefit from adding this effective portrayal of how weather affects the natural landscape and the animals that live there.
What in the World?: Numbers in Nature
This book can serve as a group introduction to encourage students to spot sets in the natural world and inspire one-on-one or independent viewers to spot the interconnections in the illustrations.
The Stranded Whale
This poignant story reminds readers that despite human efforts, not all living beings can be saved and honestly portrays the frustration and sadness that can result. A thought-provoking choice.
Something Extraordinary
Perhaps Clanton wants to foster appreciation of everyday wonders found in nature, but the story is confusing and unsatisfying.
Beautiful Birds
Walker's illustrations deserve repeated viewings and can serve as a starting point for art and design projects for students in elementary school and above.
And Nick
Pair this title with Robert Kraus's exuberant classic Leo the Late Bloomer (Windmill, 1971) to provide a more low-key exploration of the same theme.
One Family
Thoughtful text and great design make this counting book a top choice for most libraries.
Crinkle, Crackle, Crack: It's Spring
An adequate but not essential purchase for collections whose readers need a glimpse of spring as winter drags on.
Water Is Water: A Book About the Water Cycle
A first-rate introduction to the water cycle for young readers.
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