A great book for children and adult alike and a great conceptual picture book that can be used to foster confidence in creative thinking and perseverence in withstanding criticism from others.
Compendium Kids, 2013
Showing posts with label Transformation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transformation. Show all posts
Tuesday
Wednesday
Life and I a Story about Death by Elizabth Helland Larsen and Mrine Schneider
A simple but beautifully poetic children's book encompassing the very natural but also bittersweet process that Death is always not far from where Life resides. A marvelous find.
Little Gestalten, 2016
Star Child by Claire A. Nivola
This book was so sweet and thoughtfully written and I want to buy it for every new baby I meet-- it is truly a fine read and a wonderful viewpoint of our natural life plan.
Frances Foster Books, 2014
Labels:
Birthdays,
Prayer,
Religious,
Social/Emotional,
Spiritual,
Transformation,
Worldly
On Meadowview Street by Henry Cole
I really thought this was a great book to find. I love how the story is simple to read and the pictures are straightforward but it is a beautiful story of how a lawn is transformed through the purposeful and mindful actions of a thoughtful little girl. This has been very inspiring book for me in the transformation of our front yard into an edible garden space.
Greenwillow Books, 2007
Friday
Tokyo Digs a Garden by Jon-Erik Lappano
I really enjoyed this book for the stunning visuals and the overwhelm of nature that occurs when a little boy and his grandfather are wisely haphazard with the planting of some magic beans in their tiny plot in the city. Throughout the pages the reader is taken through a magical transformation whereupon the busy city once again becomes the wild oasis it once was- the place the grandfather can only recall.Groundwood Books, 2016
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