Is It Spring?

by Linda Ruggieri

A poem about some of the characteristics of spring.

Library Binding

Published January 1, 2003

Reviews

[J. · Rating 4 out of 5]

It took until the third page for J (5) to announce “This is an alphabet book! I have to go back and start over!” I thought she was mistaken, because when she flipped back, the first page did not start with “A.” But then she pointed to the “S” hidden in the picture. On the second page she saw “P” and announced “it must say Spring!” She found them all as she read the book, and was very happy to see she was right, it said SPRING!

Excellent for an early reader. J read it by herself during in 2019. The only word she struggled with was ‘season.’ “Sea, son. Seaon! Sea. Son.” Even though she was saying SeaSon, it didn’t click until I said it, because it’s pronounced more like seezon.

[Rick Brown]

I am the artist who's art you have stolen for the cover of your book. I can't see the inside but if you have illegally used my art I hope you have a very good lawyer.

[Shelby R · Rating 5 out of 5]

We love books like this. Cute story and pictures to go along with practical lessons.

[Elizabeth · Rating 3 out of 5]

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