Somewhere

by Jane Baskwill, Trish Hill (Illustrator)

Describes in verse and illustrations some of the many wonders of nature occurring around the world at one moment in time

Genres: Picture Books, Nature

24 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Angela]

Hopeful text and delightful scratch-resist illustration.Very good picture book for late adult Alzheimer's.

[Jennifer Heise]

Gorgeous picture book about the everyday miracles visible in the world, brought home by my first grader as his evening reading assignment from school.

[Ammie]

Sweet, simple and lovely.

[Cheryl]

Can't rate objectively. LFL find that turns out not to suit me at all... but is probably great for the right audience.

[Mother Goose Librarian]

This is a lovely illustrated poem about nature.

[Andy]

This was a beautifully illustrated book with a lovely message.

[Kathleen]

This was one of the books I read to my child tonight. I liked the line in the poem, "Somewhere in the raindrop, A rainbow forms from light." Also, the illustrations are striking and gorgeous. They make me want to make a picture of my own.

[Theresa]

a poetry book teaching about the wonders of nature, helps with rhyming and organization and connecting text to self