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Thunder Underground
For scientists and daydreamers, this slim volume of poetry approaches the world from a variety of thought-provoking perspectives in an attractive and engaging package. A fine addition to STEM-related poetry collections.
How Do Dinosaurs Go to Sleep?
Toddler-PreS—In this adaptation of the popular picture book, Yolen teaches readers about how dinosaurs go to sleep...
The Alligator's Smile: And Other Poems
Beware: young readers with an interest in reptiles, science, or poetry are certain to snatch up this work. Recommended for most collections.
On Bird Hill
Along with the thought-provoking art, the poem's satisfying verses serve as a great jumping-off point for a nature walk or a bird-watching adventure for even the youngest listeners.
What to Do with a Box
Though not as imaginative or charming as Antoinette Portis's Not a Box (HarperCollins, 2006), this is a sweet story that could be welcome in collections where books about imagination are in demand.
Sing a Season Song
While seasonal books abound, this one is distinctive enough to be a first purchase for most collections.
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.
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