Author: Karen E. Lotz
First line: autumn in the city
Why you should read this book: In dynamic, poetic verse, a dynamic little girl whizzes her way through four seasons in a city where cats and rooftops and front stoops serve as a backdrop for an active and curious child's imagination. The narrator plays in the snow and the fire hydrant (depending on the season) with a delight equal to that which she approaches her chores. Bright mixed-media illustrations convey a sense of cheerful movement matching the writing's tone.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You're enraged by children who can't stay in their seats.
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Can't Sit Still
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