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A Fawn in the Grass parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a gentle, beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book celebrating nature and wonder from a child's perspective. It encourages curiosity, observation, and appreciation for the natural world without any concerning content. The lyrical text and detailed illustrations make it engaging for young readers learning about insects, animals, and ecosystems.
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An intriguing journey into the natural world -- from deep in the grass to high overhead. "There's a worm on a string, who is swaying in space. There's a white butterfly on a circle of lace." As a young child takes a walk in the woods, the world comes alive with creatures and treasures big and small -- from ants and liz... An intriguing journey into the natural world -- from deep in the grass to high overhead. "There's a worm on a string, who is swaying in space. There's a white butterfly on a circle of lace." As a young child takes a walk in the woods, the world comes alive with creatures and treasures big and small -- from ants and lizards to moles and hawks. But the most special discovery of the day is the fawn in the grass who watches the narrator's journey begin and end. Joanne Ryder's lyrical text and Keiko Narahashi's beautifully detailed illustrations capture the wonders of nature from a child's point of view.
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- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Stories in rhyme
- Animals
- Fiction
- Children's fiction
- Deer, fiction
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ISBN 9780805062366 · Macmillan