What Can You Do with a Rock?
Pat Zietlow Miller, illustrated by Katie Kath
A young collector considers many ways to explore rocks: kicking one along a street, skipping stones over water, listening to their sounds, searching for them, sorting them, and studying them. The book notes that some rocks should be left where they are. Rocks can become a bridge, mosaic, or necklace, and can be kept as reminders of places visited. The collector also shares rocks with a friend before the two continue looking together. Additional material identifies rock types and places to learn more.
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