Álbumes: y de pronto es primavera (Edition 1) (Hardcover)

from heyleigh

I think biggest strength this book has is it's art work. The pictures are done really well and you can tell exactly what is happening just by looking at the pictures. It's very earthy and it really sets the tone of what the whole book is about. The way the book is set up is about seeing brown and...

from kvelin

This book is a short picture book about a little boy. During a very brown winter he decides to plant a garden. He digs, plants the seeds, and waits for the plants to grow. The weather changes, but still he sees no sign of growth. Until, one day, he comes outside to see that spring has come and th...

from Fjola

A very earthy, sober and understated book. The pictures are beautiful and it's a good lesson about patience. My son was very interested in the story. (We're growing tomatoes in front of our house, and he's very involved this year. But it takes a long time!) I really liked the pictures of what was...

from Jdwalker

The illustrations really make this book. The story itself is simple, but the illustrator does a wonderful job portraying characters that are desperately waiting for spring. My favorite page is the one that shows the boy with his magnifying class starting at the brown dirt hoping to see the smalle...

from phoenixcomet

"First you have brown, all around you have brown, then there are seeds", a boy and his dog are exceptionally tired of all the brown, so they do a little planting and then spend weeks worrying about their planting and whether the birds are eating all the seeds or the bears are stomping on the seed...