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Registre-se no LibraryThing tpara descobrir se gostará deste livro. Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing. This book is beautifully written and illustrated! The story is so sweet and sad, yet true and beautiful and good. Shows the circle of life in nature and in our own lives.Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing. A child and their grandpa spend time on the water and watch a kingfisher family change over the seasons. Many trips are made together and grandpa changes as well. Grandpa explains that the lifecycle of the kingfisher is part of nature and nature includes death. After grandpa dies (implied by the text, not explicitly), the child visits the water alone, remembering their grandpa and that "Nature goes on forever." The adult kingfisher die after their brood departs in this book. The parallel between wildlife and people may be better suited for a species that only lives one year, along with the explanation about differences in lifespan. The book jacket is labeled with a QR code that links to an read along audio version of the text. Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing. Beautifully illustrated children’s book about the life cycle of living things. Kingfishers are remarkably blue and white birds. The grandfather explains that they build a nest and lay eggs. After the eggs hatch, the parents feed them until they can survive on their own and then they fly away. All living things eventually die, even grandfathers. “Nature goes on like this. Nature goes on forever.” Esta resenha foi escrita no âmbito dos Primeiros Resenhistas do LibraryThing. Grandpa and the Kingfisher is beautifully illustrated. Each page has little hidden details in the illustrations that could also serve as a seek-and-find as folks read this with children. The story is wonderful, following a year in the life cycle of a kingfisher via a grandpa and grandchild. sem resenhas | adicionar uma resenha
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Over the course of a year, a young child and their dog watch kingfishers by the river with Grandpa. As spring turns to summer and autumn to winter, the kingfishers raise a family, while Grandpa teaches his grandchild about the power of nature and the circle of life. Written in memory of her father, whose favorite bird was the kingfisher, Anna Wilson takes readers on a lyrical journey through a year in the life of a kingfisher family. Stunning illustrations by Sarah Massini bring the riverbank to life in all its glory, while the powerful, intergenerational bond between grandparent and grandchild shows that just as spring always follows winter, hope will always return if you know where to look for it. A positive story about life, death, and being a part of the natural world"-- Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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As a bonus, Nosy Crow Publishers offers a free audio reading of the book via a QR code. The narrator Massoud Milus (sp) expertly tells the story with well-crafted sound effects and music in the background. The audio reading includes a sound to indicate when readers should turn the page making it accessible to young readers wanting to tackle this book independently.
This would make a great pairing with Caldecott Honor winner Mel Fell by Corey R. Tabor.
I received an advanced reader copy of this book through LibraryThing's Early Reviewer program in exchange for an honest review. ( )