Tuesday, September 14, 2010
The Little Yellow Leaf
The Little Yellow Leaf by Carin Berger, is one of our favorite fall reads. It is a simple beautifully written and equally beautifully illustrated children's book. The story is about a little yellow leaf that just isn't ready to drop from its branch. It hangs on as all the other leaves fall to the ground until it is the last leaf on the tree. This touches not just on the changing of the seasons but on how change in general can be hard. Berger is an award winning designer and illustrator and really delivers some unique illustrations in this book.The stiking illustrations are created using collage, making it a great book to pair with a study on collage art.
Labels:
Art books,
Carin Berger,
Fall reading,
Simple reads
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Sounds like a really sweet book! And I do so love good illustrations.
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ReplyDeleteThe cover is beautiful--it looks like a piece of artwork. :)
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ReplyDeleteOh this sounds like a good read for people of all ages.
I love fall and don't like change, so sounds like a great book for me to read aloud to the kids.
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ReplyDeleteSounds great. I always love to read books that tie into the season.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great book to read each fall. What a great tradition!
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Looks like a very sweet book
ReplyDeleteAw...what a darling book. Thanks for sharing. I'm a follower! :o) Buzzing by...Happy Thursday! :o) Larri at SeamsInspired
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