Poetree Reviews
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"A wonderful collection for the classroom and for home,
Poetree is a well crafted and immensely charming series of poems
that showcase the quiet wonder and everyday beauty of the always changing seasons.
Highly Recommended."
-- CM Review
Poetree is a well crafted and immensely charming series of poems
that showcase the quiet wonder and everyday beauty of the always changing seasons.
Highly Recommended."
-- CM Review
“Poetree needs to be in all libraries
for lessons on the seasons and acrostic poetry and life cycles in nature
and for evoking the beauty of our enduring and fragile environment.”
– Helen Kubiw, CanLit for Little Canadians
for lessons on the seasons and acrostic poetry and life cycles in nature
and for evoking the beauty of our enduring and fragile environment.”
– Helen Kubiw, CanLit for Little Canadians
“…in this debut picture book,
Pignat turns to simple acrostic poems to
celebrate the variety and fecundity of nature “
-- Quill and Quire
Pignat turns to simple acrostic poems to
celebrate the variety and fecundity of nature “
-- Quill and Quire
"A hymn to the earth by an accomplished poet..."
-- Sheree Fitch
-- Sheree Fitch
“This gorgeous lifecycle book has many levels of word-play
…that will engage the attention of independent readers,
or keep pre-readers coming back for more.”
-- www.jbrary.com
…that will engage the attention of independent readers,
or keep pre-readers coming back for more.”
-- www.jbrary.com
“A masterful exploration of arboreal life…
Poetree sustains the reader with verse and art
as dramatically as the earth does our natural world.”
-- Helen Kubiw, CanLit for Little Canadians
Poetree sustains the reader with verse and art
as dramatically as the earth does our natural world.”
-- Helen Kubiw, CanLit for Little Canadians
“An immediate and enduringly popular addition for family, elementary school,
and community library Contemporary Children’s Poetry collections.”
-- Midwest Book Review
and community library Contemporary Children’s Poetry collections.”
-- Midwest Book Review