Thirty-nine poems about everyday things, mostly nature, from leaves on trees to eating peas and petting worms. This description may be from another edition of this product.
Levy knows children and she knows nature. Really knows. This, I think, is her best book. Levy writes "real" poems, not just children's rhymes or inaccesible vignettes formatted as poetry. Some are light; some are touching (the dead robin); all are enlightening. To my mind, she's best American living children's poet I've read. Her poems are lyrical, sweet, full of appealing detail, graceful, fresh, a joy to read and to read to a child. If your child is amenable to poetry at all, she should enjoy this this book.
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