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Koss, Amy Goldman

Where Fish Go in Winter: And Other Great Mysteries

32 pp. | Dial | September, 2002 | Trade ISBN 0-8037-2704-6 $$13.99 | Paper ISBN 0-14-230038-1 $$3.99
1987, Price Stern
(4) K-3 Dial Easy-to-Read series. Illustrated by Laura J. Bryant. "When we cut an onion up, / We break apart its cells. / Inside the cell is onion oil, / Which really, really smells!" This newly illustrated collection ponders fourteen familiar questions, including "How do birds fly?" and "What is the sound in a seashell?" The cheery art reflects the tone of the lighthearted, informative verse. Despite a few singsongy passages, the accessible poems will find many classroom uses.
Reviewer: Kitty Flynn

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