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Alyson wrote: "One book we have all liked that is not on you list is Darwin One Beetle Too Many. The illustrations make you want to be a naturalist too and perfectly capture Darwin's curiosity."
That's a cute one. What did you think about the illustrations? I did add that one back in April, but I see some others on the list there that I don't have. I will have to add them. Maybe we could read the top three on the list for the book of the month.
That's a cute one. What did you think about the illustrations? I did add that one back in April, but I see some others on the list there that I don't have. I will have to add them. Maybe we could read the top three on the list for the book of the month.
I put the top three from Alyson's list of caldecott Hopefuls as our book of the month, and we can start from there. It looks like a pretty good list.
Darwin One Beetle Too Many by Kathryn Lasky
Red Sings from Treetops A Year in Colors by Joyce Sidman
The Curious Garden by Pete Brown
Darwin One Beetle Too Many by Kathryn Lasky
Red Sings from Treetops A Year in Colors by Joyce Sidman
The Curious Garden by Pete Brown
I took the next three from Alysons Caldecott hopefuls list. For July's reads.
Chicken Little by Rebecca Emberley
Tsunami! by Ed Young
We're All in the Same Boat by Zachary R. Shapiro
Chicken Little by Rebecca Emberley
Tsunami! by Ed Young
We're All in the Same Boat by Zachary R. Shapiro
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Tsunami! (other topics)Chicken Little (other topics)
We're All in the Same Boat (other topics)
One Beetle Too Many: The Extraordinary Adventures of Charles Darwin (other topics)
Red Sings from Treetops (other topics)
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Rebecca Emberley (other topics)Ed Young (other topics)
Zachary Shapiro (other topics)
Joyce Sidman (other topics)
Pete Brown (other topics)
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Because they are picture books I'm thinking we should look at about three a month.
Does anyone have some suggestions?