Book of the Week: A Tree is Nice — by Guest Mom Emily C. Spencer
I love that Design Mom highlights beautiful and classic children's books. One of my childhood favorites is Caldecott award-winning, A Tree is Nice by Janice May Udry with illustrations by Mark Simont. This book dates back to the 1950's and is a little old-fashioned in it's illustrations but that is part of what I love about it.
It starts, "Trees are very nice. They fill up the sky" and continues with simple, yet beautiful text about the importance and significance of trees. The illustrations alternate between color and black and white and are quite lovely. It's a good book for beginning readers too. My parents are nature-lovers and this book was read to me often as I was growing up although I hate to admit I actually don't own a copy myself. Yet.
Find it here.
3 Comments:
I love this book, too. Especially the last page about planting your own tree. So cute!
I haven't read this book. It looks great. Can't wait to get a copy.
I like how it's a non-standard size. Cool.
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