Donalyn's Reviews > GUYKU: A Year of Haiku for Boys
GUYKU: A Year of Haiku for Boys
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bookshelves: children-s-poetry, ncbla-committee-2011-books, ncbla-2011-notables-shortlis
Oct 21, 2010
bookshelves: children-s-poetry, ncbla-committee-2011-books, ncbla-2011-notables-shortlis
A dream pairing: Bob Raczka and Peter Reynolds. A series of boys travel through the year, one season at a time, enjoying Nature and boyhood. Raczka's poems evoke the playfulness of boys as they put pennies on railroads tracks, throw snowballs at trees, and catch grasshoppers. Reynolds' illustrations include brown, white, and one other color for each season.
My favorite:
With the ember end
of my long marshmallow stick,
I draw on the dark.
I will definitely share this book with my boy students, who think that poetry is about rainbows and unicorns!
My favorite:
With the ember end
of my long marshmallow stick,
I draw on the dark.
I will definitely share this book with my boy students, who think that poetry is about rainbows and unicorns!
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Reading Progress
Started Reading
October 21, 2010
– Shelved
October 21, 2010
– Shelved as:
children-s-poetry
October 21, 2010
– Shelved as:
ncbla-committee-2011-books
October 21, 2010
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Finished Reading
April 9, 2012
– Shelved as:
ncbla-2011-notables-shortlis