One Summer Day
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.84 (941 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0763605085 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Richard and Liz said Meet Max and Sara as they take a walk in the country.. Max, a young boy, seeing a red tractor with a red plough go past his house, asks to go out. Along comes his big friend Sara, who offers to take him so they go off to watch the tractor at work. Not only that, they also see the chickens and go to the river.Our little ones love this book. The artist's illustrations are so alive, the story line is simple but well written and down to earth. For those that live in the city their eyes will be opened to life in the country. For those living in the country, this story will just reaffirm what happens in a re. A gentle and delightful story for little ones. A Customer The illustrations are the real standout - they almost tell the story without the text. My children and I have really enjoyed the lifelike detail in the drawings of the little boy, his friend Sarah and their adventures on the farm. The text is beautifully written - simple and sweet. A lovely storybook experience to share with a preschooler.. Bedtime Story J. Grambo A quiet preschool story of a toddler who goes for a walk on the farm with a young woman friend named Sara. The story is gentle and slow-moving; a good way to slow down an energetic 2-4 year old child at the end of the day, especially one who is familiar with farm life.
Employing soft drawings that invite a lingering look, Kim Lewis conjures up a satisfying adventure, as she takes very young readers on an idyllic stroll in the countryside with little Max and his friend Sara as they search for tractors. Full color.
Moesch, Buffalo and Erie County Public Library, NYCopyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. When the tractor goes by again, he is fascinated and satisfied. . The text is simple and the soft, colored-pencil illustrations are gentle and appealing. His grownup friend Sara takes him for a walk, and he looks at the animals in the field, watches two boys fish, and wades in the stream. From School Library Journal PreS?Max loves tractors. Max's expressions and gestures are realistic. While this is an attractive and pleasing book, there is very little action in the story, and it will probably appeal most to youngsters who closely identify with the little boy's fascination.?Christine A. When he looks out the window and sees one going by, he wants to follow it