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Tell Me a Season Paperback - 2001
by Mary McKenna Siddals/ Mary McKenna Siddals
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The changing seasons are described in this simple concept book with four scenes, each in a panoramic double-page spread, featuring a farmhouse with a girl, a boy, a cat, and a dog that lead up to a surprise at the end. Full-color illustrations.
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Details
- Title Tell Me a Season
- Author Mary McKenna Siddals/ Mary McKenna Siddals
- Binding Paperback
- Condition New
- Pages 32
- Volumes 1
- Language ENG
- Publisher Clarion Books
- Date 2001
- Illustrated Yes
- Features Illustrated
- Bookseller's Inventory # 1-0618130586
- ISBN 9780618130580 / 0618130586
- Weight 0.2 lbs (0.09 kg)
- Dimensions 7.04 x 7 x 0.13 in (17.88 x 17.78 x 0.33 cm)
- Ages 00 to 03 years
- Grade levels P - P
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Themes
- Seasonal: Fall
- Seasonal: Spring
- Seasonal: Summer
- Seasonal: Winter
- Library of Congress subjects Color, Seasons
- Library of Congress Catalog Number 96023313
- Dewey Decimal Code E
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Summary
This small and simple concept book describes the colors in a spring morning, a summer day, a fall evening, and a winter night. Four specific scenes lead up to each panoramic double-page spread that features a farmhouse with a girl and a boy, a cat and a dog. Siddals’s appropriately straightforward and economical text is brought to life by Mather’s folksy watercolors. . . . It is well done without being overdone, and the size is just right.” School Library Journal
Cheerful yet elegant, spare yet satisfying, compact yet enveloping: these are hardly the words usually associated with simple concept books for the youngest children. But words and paintings combine to create a season book that surprises to the end. . . . Both author and artist capture the seasons with poetic intensity and wonder, finishing after Winter night’ with the simplest yet pleasing conclusion: Good night.’”ALA Booklist
A book of simple but deeply gratifying pleasures.” Publishers Weekly
Cheerful yet elegant, spare yet satisfying, compact yet enveloping: these are hardly the words usually associated with simple concept books for the youngest children. But words and paintings combine to create a season book that surprises to the end. . . . Both author and artist capture the seasons with poetic intensity and wonder, finishing after Winter night’ with the simplest yet pleasing conclusion: Good night.’”ALA Booklist
A book of simple but deeply gratifying pleasures.” Publishers Weekly