Showing posts with label this is the tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label this is the tree. Show all posts

Friday, April 25, 2008

Arbor Day

This is the Tree
Author: Moss, Miriam
Illustrator: Kennaway, Adrienne

Country of Origin: England

Ages: 5 - 9





Awards: Outstanding Science Trade Books
"What a lovely book! Both the language and the illustrations are exceptional. Since the baobab tree is basically unfamiliar to the most of us, the snippets of factual information are fascinating." - Children's Book Review Service

"Lush illustrations and lyrical prose convey the respect that this tree deserves." - Green Teacher

"This book is perfect for use by teachers or homeschoolers who are studying the habitat of the African savannah or about the animals of Africa." - The Thinking Mother

"The illustrations by Adrienne Kennaway...are colorful, soft, and full of details that small children will love discovering...it’s the magical poetry and inviting pictures of the African plains that children and parents will remember." - Curled Up Kids

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

One More Story


One More Story is an online library of the best of children's classic and contemporary literature. Through a simple point and click process, children can choose a book, see the illustrations and have the book read to them whenever they want.

They've just created a blog which is a great place to learn more, add suggested titles and discover different ways to use the site, whether you're a parent, teacher, or librarian.

Kane/Miller is pleased to have a growing list of titles available at One More Story:

From France
Tibili
Written by Marie Léonard

Illustrated by Andée Prigent

From England


This is the Tree

Written by Miriam Moss

Illustrated by Adrienne Kennaway

From South Korea

While We Were Out

by Ho Baek Lee

From Taiwan

Guji Guji

by Chih-Yuan Chen


From France

The Costume Party
by Victoria Chess


From Australia

Fox

Written by Margaret Wild

Illustrated by Ron Brooks


From Spain

Sebastian's Roller Skates

Written by Joan de Déu Prats

Illustrated by Francesc Rovira


(Coming Soon)

From Japan

Singing Shijimi Clams

by Naomi Kojima