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The robin makes a laughing sound : a birder's journal
Wolf, Sallie.
Children's Fiction QL696.P288 W65 2010
From Publishers' Weekly:
This journal strikes a pensive and tranquil note, emphasizing the simple joys to be found in observing nature, birds in particular, rather than providing specific tactics for identifying species. Cursive lists of North American birds appear under a heading for each season, followed by a collage of bird sketches in ink and watercolor, journal entries, and careful observations that take the form of tender, sometimes surprising poems: "A pair of nuthatches used to visit my feeder every day./ That was before West Nile virus/ spread from bird to bird." It should find an audience in nature-lovers, writers, and other contemplative readers. Ages 9-12. (Feb.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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Wolf, Sallie.
Children's Fiction QL696.P288 W65 2010
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From Publishers' Weekly:
This journal strikes a pensive and tranquil note, emphasizing the simple joys to be found in observing nature, birds in particular, rather than providing specific tactics for identifying species. Cursive lists of North American birds appear under a heading for each season, followed by a collage of bird sketches in ink and watercolor, journal entries, and careful observations that take the form of tender, sometimes surprising poems: "A pair of nuthatches used to visit my feeder every day./ That was before West Nile virus/ spread from bird to bird." It should find an audience in nature-lovers, writers, and other contemplative readers. Ages 9-12. (Feb.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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