By Sid Farrar, illustrated by Ilse Plume
Brown bear politely
offers to surrender his
den to nosy skunk.
Twelve nature-themed haiku accompanied by lush illustrations take the reader from January to December. This beautiful book is a great way to introduce children to the traditional Japanese poetry form.
Tuesday – Saturday: 10 – 6
Sunday: 12-4pm
Closed Monday
Email: Info@ByrdsBooks.com
178 Greenwood Ave. – across the street from the Bethel Public Library
Every Wednesday morning at 10 am.
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