Where Do Fairies Go When It Snows
by Liza Gardner Walsh
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Pub Date Oct 15 2015 | Archive Date Sep 25 2015
Rowman & Littlefield | Down East Books
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781608934133 |
| PRICE | $16.95 (USD) |
Average rating from 38 members
Featured Reviews
denise w, Reviewer
Cut little book about fairies, but it really encourages kids to think about different solutions to a problem. To realize that maybe there isn't one singular answer. And to be creative and use your imagination. So many kids book teach numbers, letters, colors, etc. Very few let the reader make all the decisions!!
Fun and lovely illustrations fully complement the playful poem that is this children's story.
Enjoyed this book..read it to my grandson and he enjoyed the beautiful pictures that went along with the story.
Carla J, Reviewer
This is a cute book about Fairies. It shows some of the things fairies do to take care of the birds and animals. It asks questions about what fairies do during various times of the year and how they live. The story is told in rhyme and has gorgeous illustrations. It then briefly talks about humans taking care of each other like the fairies. The last page is a cute list of what you can do to help take care of the fairies and birds in the winter. Any child who likes fairies will love this book.
Diane H, Librarian
Cute and simple. A nice story to cuddle up and read as the air turns cooler.
Reviewer 249267
Cute story with lots of colorful pictures. My little girl will enjoy this storybook.
How precious! My daughter and I adored this sweet, little book. It inspired us to build a house for fairies. I look forward to reading more stories like this charming one.
Sharon T, Reviewer
Where do Fairies Go When It Snows is a picturebook written by Liza Gardner Walsh and illustrated by Hazel Mitchell. It is currently scheduled for release on September 15 2015. This picturebook poses questions that many fairy lovers have had over the years. How do fairies interact with the plants and animals around the world, and what do fairies do during the different seasons, particularly during the winter. The book uses rhyming question and charming illustrations to explore the idea.
Where do Fairies Go When It Snows is a whimsical, rhyming picturebook that will capture the imaginations of many young readers. Those that already love fairies and/or nature will enjoy, and the question filled minds will read eagerly just to find some answers. The illustrations are cute and charming, pairing pretty perfectly withe the rhymed questions and answers. I really enjoyed the activities and information at the end that encourages children to care for others, like the fairies care for nature, and how to help fairies and their friends weather the winter weather.
Where do Fairies Go When It Snows is a fun and entertaining picturebook that will keep many young readers entertained during multiple re readers. The themes of caring for the world and other living things that is intrinsic to the fairy's lives are great for readers of all ages to take in. While my daughter and I have already put a fairy garden together, however I think reading this will give her new ideas and have us making our backyard even more animal and fairy friendly.