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48 pp.
| Temple |
November, 2010 |
TradeISBN 978-1-4399-0523-4$16.95
(3)
K-3
Using pieces from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the book intriguingly explores the concept of opposites. The pieces themselves are wide-ranging, including a thirteenth-century Indian sculpture (representing "big") and a trash can designed in 1996 (for "empty"). The text is focused and interactive, encouraging children to make connections while answering both closed- and open-ended questions; the reproductions are large and inviting.