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Overview
A rhyming picture book for 3-5 year-olds that poses playful questions about some of children's favorite things, like the moon, clouds, frogs and raindrops. From whish-a-woo to peek-a-boo! the answers to the questions make for lively poetry. Warm, charming illustrations depict familiar scenes for little ones.
Synopsis
A rhyming picture book for 3-5 year-olds that poses playful questions about some of children's favorite things, like the moon, clouds, frogs and raindrops. From whish-a-woo to peek-a-boo! the answers to the questions make for lively poetry. Warm, charming illustrations depict familiar scenes for little ones.
Children's Literature
Questions posed for preschoolers are answered in whimsical ways. The wind says, "Whish-a-Whoo." The moon plays "Peek-a-boo!" The stars "Twinkle bright," and daddies "Kiss good night." The rhyming text continues in this same vein with questions and answers about a sunbeam, a storm cloud, a dirt patch, mommy's arms, rain, a frog, a cat, and a baby. Large, colorful illustrations depict the joy and the action of each scene, many of which show parents and children enjoying the simple pleasures of life together. In one picture, a snow-woman mother smiles sweetly, as one branch arm reaches out for a snow child and the other branch cuddles a snow baby. Another noteworthy illustration features a family of five lying on the ground and forming a star with their hands and arms. An enjoyable book for parents to share with small children.