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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A natural for storytime
From Here to There is a picture book about how a road is built, a topic preschoolers love. The author is a teacher with experience reading to young children, and her expertise shows up in her book. From Here to There works very well as a read-aloud. It has lots of sound words (bump, bump bump) and a good sense of rhythm. Not too much text on each...
Published on November 25, 2005 by Anatidae Ling
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Mediocre
Not a bad book, but not worth a purchase. The writing is choppy, with no rhythm. The illustrations are clear but unremarkable. The farmer and his dog are disconnected from the rest of the story. We do get a sense of the process of road building, but other kids' books do a better job at that. My 3-yr-old felt the same way I did: it's not bad, but only worth a few...
Published 16 months ago by David E. Goldweber
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A natural for storytime,
By Anatidae Ling "Anatidae Ling" (Pittsburgh, PA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: From Here to There (Hardcover)
From Here to There is a picture book about how a road is built, a topic preschoolers love. The author is a teacher with experience reading to young children, and her expertise
shows up in her book. From Here to There works very well as a read-aloud. It has lots of sound words (bump, bump bump) and a good sense of rhythm. Not too much text on each page, just enough to keep the action going. It's a natural for preschool storytime or one-on-one story sharing.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Mediocre,
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This review is from: From Here to There (Hardcover)
Not a bad book, but not worth a purchase. The writing is choppy, with no rhythm. The illustrations are clear but unremarkable. The farmer and his dog are disconnected from the rest of the story. We do get a sense of the process of road building, but other kids' books do a better job at that. My 3-yr-old felt the same way I did: it's not bad, but only worth a few reads. Check out "Road Builders" by Hennessy instead, or plenty of others.
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From Here to There by Nancy Skultety (Hardcover - Apr. 2005)
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