From Organization / 国外机构评价: |
| Kindergarten-Grade 2–A Thumbelina-sized boy and girl who live in an apple tree follow its progress and enjoy its fruits. The illustrations capture subtle characteristics, from the lichen on the bark to the many colors and varieties of fruit. However, after the pollinating by bees, the text refers to the tiniest apples, all soft and downy. These small beginnings of apples are usually very hard and not at all edible, and readers may be confused by this description. The lovely pictures and in-demand topic make this title a good choice for libraries needing to refresh their apple-tree storybooks. In addition, the author mentions several things that one can do with apples: make art, applesauce, and a pie.–Genevieve Gallagher, Murray Elementary School, Charlottesville, VA |
Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| An apple tree is hard at work all year round. In the winter it is getting ready to make apples. All through the spring, summer, and into the fall, the apples are growing. Throughout the process, from bees drawing nectar and pollinating the apple blossoms, to birds and worms attracted to them as food, to their eventually to being harvested for people to enjoy, apple trees are a constant benefit. Our Apple Tree, engagingly written by Gorel Kristina Naslund and superbly illustrated by Kristina Digman follows one particular apple tree though all the seasons of the year in a wonderfully entertaining picturebook ideal for young readers ages 3 through 7. For parents there is even a very "kitchen cook" friendly recipe for Apple Crisp in the back! |
 |
报告错误、缺书登记 |
如果您发现关于本书的任何错误，请点这里报告。
如果您在本站没有发现您想要的书，想要团购这本书，或者有其他方面的意见、建议，请点这里留言，
我们将认真考虑您的要求。
|
| 上传内页照片或者 mp3 音频 |
如果您有本书内页的图片，或者有语音的 mp3, 安妮非常感谢您登录后上传，与全体会员分享！
|
京公网安备11010802030648号