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Book Description

There's a visual surprise, a chance to explore a new way of seeing, on every page of this exquisite picture book. Simple in format, with a single word per page and primitive-style paintings of everyday items in a country setting, this is a first word book for the very young. But it's also much more. Watchful readers will note that each turn of a page reveals a new perspective on what has come before--and a hint of what's to follow. The effect invites imaginative storytelling.

Alison Jay's folk-inspired crackle-glazed paintings evoke a world that is at once ever-changing and orderly. The startlingly beautiful images transport readers through a day and, at the same time, through the seasons of the year. From a sun-filled hillside on a new spring day to the stoic, contented snowman of winter, the dreamlike world presented here conjures up a veritable feast of imagery for readers of all ages.

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Hardcover 40 Pages
ISBN-10: 0525463801
ISBN-13: 9780525463801
Publisher: Dutton Juvenile
Pub date: May 22, 2000
Dimensions: 26 cm x 26 cm x 1 cm Just how big is that?
Also available as: Paperback, Hardcover and Others
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