Kids Book Index
Kay Weisman
This book explores ancient sea gardens on the Northwest Coast, including clam gardens cultivated as a food source by Indigenous people in the Pacific Northwest. It explains that First Peoples have created sea gardens there for more than three thousand years. Bold digital illustrations accompany the exploration, while an author’s note includes color photographs.
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Thank You, MiyukiRoxane Marie GalliezMiyuki is eager to begin a day of play while her grandfather practices tai chi and meditation. Over the course of the day, he models meditation for his curious granddaughter. Their time together brings Miyuki into mindfulness and gratitude, while the illustrations draw on a deep appreciation for Japanese arts.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
Rare and Blue: Finding Nature’s TreasuresConstance Van HovenThis nonfiction book looks at eight blue-colored species found around the world. Among them are the blue lobster and the blue black bear; each species is naturally uncommon, threatened, or endangered. Simple lyrical text presents their habitats and current status, while detailed illustrations accompany the profiles. A bibliography and definitions in the back matter provide additional context for the animals and their blue coloration.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details
I’ll Be the Water: A Story of a Grandparent’s LoveAlec AspinwallJoshua and his grandfather especially enjoy fishing together. When Grandpa becomes ill and remains in the hospital for a long time, he speaks with Joshua about death. Using simple comparisons, the grandfather tells his grandson that he will remain with him after he dies. He compares their present time to two fish swimming in a lake. Watercolor-wash artwork accompanies their relationship and conversation.Five to NineOn the same reading list for the same age or grade groupView book details