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“…water and sea animal loving youngsters will enjoy participating in a read aloud session of Three Little Shrimp, all the while learning about the habitats of shrimp and the food that they eat.”
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THREE LITTLE SHRIMP
“The Oak Tree is a good starting point for discussions on natural disasters and the strength and resilience that comes from such events.”
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THE OAK TREE
I thought this was a warm and delightful book for young children. It provides information about the sea and the creatures that inhabit the sea, but also provides gentle wisdom about venturing out into unknown territory and what to watch for. The book also touches on "safety" in ways that children can understand. I enjoyed this picture book, and think you will too.
JUDITH ADDINGTON
THREE LITTLE SHRIMP
“I cried all the way through it. With the upcoming anniversary of Katrina, it made me look back and think about that terrible time. I know that trees have no feelings. I taught that to my seventh graders when I taught science. However, when you look at those majestic creations you just have to feel the pain they went through during that terrible storm. Though we have lost so many beautiful oaks, it makes my heart feel good when I see the ones that did survive and the ones that became works of art through beautiful sculptures. I believe that they represent the resilience of the people who endured this catastrophe. Thank you for your story. I just love it."
ANN SHIRLEY
THE OAK TREE