Literary Classics is an organization dedicated to promoting excellence in literature. Through our AWARDS, BOOK REVIEWS, and SEAL OF APPROVAL PROGRAM, we help you sort through the many books in circulation today. It is our goal to help you select the finest books available. Additionally, our programs offer opportunities for publishers, authors and illustrators to receive recognition for providing excellence in literature.
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Showing posts with label book reviews children's literature. Show all posts
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Sardis and Stamm Earns the CLC Seal of Approval
Sardis and Stamm, written by Matthew P. Bettelheim and illustrated by Nicole M. Wong, is a beautiful book with a lovely message. The Lange's metalmark butterfly is in danger of extinction. Having lost all but two small parcels of land in Antioch, California for its survival, each butterfly that remains is precious and rare. When young Sardis comes across an injured metalmark, she treads the path to the butterfly's habitat to help ensure the life of the metalmark will carry on.
Told in rhyme, employing use of exquisite imagery, this book is a delight to read. Fantastic illustrations wrap up this book in a perfect little package. Sardis and Stamm is an excellent addition to any school, classroom and home library. It provides a rare combination of literary treasures that will keep young readers wanting to come back again and again to experience the pages of this exceptional book.
Sardis and Stamm comes highly recommended and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
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I Like Pink, by Vivian Zabel, Earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval
I Like Pink, by Vivian Zabel, is the story of a little girl who is on a quest for the perfect pink dress. While shopping with her mother, she considers countless dresses that are all made from fabric in varying shades of pink. At first she is bemused and a little frustrated with all the different colors. But as the sales-clerk and her mother help her to understand that pink can come in many varying shades, she comes to realize and accept that she likes all kinds of pink.
I Like Pink is a book with which many little girls will relate. Expressive illustrations are a wonderful complement to this book, which will educate and entertain children who are fans of the color pink.
I Like Pink earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval
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