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Who Loves the Fall?
by
Bob Raczka
Its hard when summer ends, but the hearty season that follows overflows with holidays, sports, and fun. In this companion to "Spring Things," author Bob Raczka and illustrator Judy Stead pay tribute to fall with invigorating rhyming verse and vibrant paintings. Full color.
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
September 1st 2007
by Albert Whitman & Company
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Fun rhyming account of who loves the fall (though the spelling bee participant looks anxious rather than delighted). Art is just average--though thank heavens for a multicultural cast plus animals--but text carries through and seems good for preschool storytime.
'Who Loves the Fall?' is the only full sentence in this book, followed by a bunch of vocabulary words of things that happen in the Fall. The pictures and 'story' didn't impress me, but I thought it was a great book for learning new words.
Nothing especially memorable, but this is a quick, fun read capturing various snapshots of autumn activities. The rhymes are very good and it makes me want to go carve a pumpkin and sip some hot apple cider! :-)
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Hits just the right note for preschool and very early elementary about Fall. I like the interesting word choices: "winged migrators, hibernators.... bonfire builders, pie-crust fillers..."
This is a great book to pull in when working on seasons. Would be a great opening to a art project of creating fall leaves of something like that.
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A great story for toddler storytimes, with engaging art and layout and simple text.
Brightly illustrated with brief descriptive text describing aspects of the season.
Nice, wonderful pictures...not enough words. Would have loved a story.
This is a great book to teach students about Fall!:-)
They love the fall so much it got a little rowdy.
My son and I loved this book! He loves the pictures and I love the "story". Really puts me in the mood for autumn.
I've seen so many fall books, but this one's fresh. Really nice for preschoolers.
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