Linda Bryce

Gebundenes Buch

Old Oak and Little Pumpkin

Beschreibung

Captivate toddlers and early readers with this picture book for children set in nature and bursting with butterfly hunts through the cycle of seasons, vibrant inclusive illustrations and lyrical language. Old Oak watches the spring rains sprinkle drop plop, the seeds sprout in the nearby field, and summer's twisty twirly curly vines become teeny tiny greenie pumpkins. When autumn arrives and Halloween nears, the children do not pick Little Pumpkin who feels sad and alone. What will happen to Little Pumpkin through the coming snows? Can Old Oak tree calm Little Pumpkin's fears? A timeless tale of trust, courage and reassurance for all Little Pumpkins, this story will calm the fears of anxious or scared little ones as they drift off to sleep, reminding them that we are never alone. Our Old Oaks -- family and Christian figures -- are there even when we do not see the love and care available to us. The author wrote a song to accompany the storyline and makes the song available to readers. Perfect for children age 3-5 and 6-8 as they read-out-loud.

Autor

Award-winning nonfiction author and lifelong educator, Bryce taught 3 year olds, kindergartners, middle schoolers, university students and adults as well as being a visiting artist in elementary schools. Bryce published children's activities and materials for home and religious classrooms and writes adult seasonal and spiritual study materials. As the leader of a Threshold Choir, she sings at the bedsides of those who are serious ill or dying. She has also received songs which have become part of the choir's repertoire. Her professional credentials include that of certified end of life doula, Masters in Jewish-Christian Studies, attorney and ordained minister. She is the mother of four and her youngest has a Little Pumpkin of his own.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Glinda Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 34
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 216mm x 6mm
• Gewicht: 318g
• ISBN-13: 9798986342221
• Artikelnr.: 66277933