Among the Night People by Clara Dillingham Pierson (Yesterday's Classics)Stories of animals of the night for young children, relating the activities of raccoons, skunks, moths, foxes, fireflies, and weasels. Since we can't understand animal language, the author depicts the animals talking to each other in English, but she does it so skillfully that you can imagine that they are using their own ways of communicating through voice and gesture. by Clara Dillingham Pierson Perfect Kindergarten Curriculum Additional

from Middlebury College’s Bread Loaf School of English

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"The lowly pun has long been considered the bottom-feeding bristle worm of the comedy world

getting involved in building things

Gorgeous bouquets in shades of purple

to keep my life's errant wagon between the ditches

pinking skies peek through the dark branches

'The illustrations provided by Sanne te Loo are absolutely beautiful - especially the beautiful landscape of the fruit farm and the cherry blossom trees blooming in the spring

Dragons in the Waters

ERICA EHRENBERG The Bramble

ensuring our interdependence with the insect world for the foreseeable future