Stella and Sam: Stella, Queen of the Snow (Paperback)

from KimberlyRagsdale

This could be used in a classroom while talking about the seasons or even within an English classroom when discussing different types of figures of speech. This book uses a lot of metaphors as Stella gives her own personal take on Winter. It's a delightful story that children would enjoy. The ill...

from Kaethe

I loved the way Stella stands out against all the white space.Library copy

from pmarshall

Stella, an adventurous red head with a wonderful sense of humour introduces her little brother Sam, to his first snow storm in Marie-Louise Gay's "Stella Queen of the Snow." Sam would prefer to look at it from inside the house, asked his sister if snow is cold, hard and icy. Sam has a lot of ques...

from tashabear

Stella and Sam (her brother?) play outside in the snow. I'm not sure why Sam, who seems old enough to construct intelligible questions, has never seen snow before. Stella answers all his questions about the snow and cold, and even tells him that dogs don't get cold. What the?! The snow angels sin...

from tashabear

Stella and Sam (her brother?) play outside in the snow. I'm not sure why Sam, who seems old enough to construct intelligible questions, has never seen snow before. Stella answers all his questions about the snow and cold, and even tells him that dogs don't get cold. What the?! The snow angels sin...