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32 pp.
| Harcourt |
March, 2001 |
TradeISBN 0-15-202211-2$$16.00
(2)
PS
Illustrated by
Lauren Stringer.
"A home's a house, a den, a nest. / A place to play, / A place to rest." Ashman's lilting phrases and Stringer's rounded artwork present twenty-four familiar animals and their shelters. The whole provides a soothing bedtime story with a natural history bent. The concise text and womb-like illustrations convey the feelings of love, safety, and security that a home should have. Just right to listen to from the warm refuge of a favorite lap.
Reviewer: Kitty Flynn
| Horn Book Magazine Issue:
July, 2001