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Showing posts with label Books for curious children. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Books for curious children. Show all posts
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Nosey's Wild Ride, by Martha Driscoll, earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval
Four young friends decide to take a trip together on the Belle of Louisville, a Mississippi River steamboat. But when they spot a stray cat on the gangway, what they believed would be a leisurely outing turns into a wild ride. The cat, which they name "Nosey" takes the four friends all around the magnificent boat as they witness the mischevous cat getting into all sorts of trouble.
As young readers get caught up in the excitement, they are introduced to various parts of the boat along with some interesting steamboat facts and terminology. Fascinating details, such as how the boat's calliope operates, are skillfully woven into this whimsical tale which is sure to be a hit with young audiences. Illustrations by Susan Andra Lion include fun depictions of Nosey and his new friends as well as interesting diagrams showing the parts of the boat that keep it operating smoothly. Author Martha Driscoll's Nosey's Wild Ride is recommended for home and school libraries and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
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Saturday, June 22, 2013
Balloon Trees, by Danna Smith, earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval
The book Balloon Trees, written by Danna Smith and Illustrated by Laurie Allen Klein, answers the question: 'Where do balloons come from?'
For the inquisitive child, Author Danna Smith has hit on a curiosity quenching literary treat. This book will delight young children who are fascinated by the concept of where things come from and how they are made. Told in rhyme, the story begins in a rubber tree plantation where a tree is tapped for sap. Illustrator, Laurie Allen Klein playfully incorporates the aid of a small bird which tags along as the story progresses from forest to factory and beyond.
This book is highly recommended as a teaching aid and for school and home libraries. Balloon Trees, earns the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
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