Books by Lita Judge
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review 1: The unlikely characters take over Lita Judge’s tale of the red sled. The little boy crunches through the snow up to his front door. He wipes the snow from his boots and leans his red sled against the side of the cabin. When he goes inside, a big brown bread peaks from around the ...
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review 1: The unspoken message was done nicely and that is that the animals and the child have this shared experience of loving the color red and in the end, also of liking to be warm in the cold. This is shown through pictures and sounds. Although the animals are quite anthropomorphized...
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review 1: The story starts with Penguin arriving at Flight School claiming that he "was hatched to fly." The teacher thinks that Penguin will not be able to learn to fly since penguins are typically unable to do so. Penguin claims that he has the "soul of an eagle." Penguin initially strug...
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review 1: A fun read with very few words, most of them being expressions of fun on a sled. Fabulous expressions on the animals' faces. Would work in storytime with kids telling the story. Liked the ending. Makes me want to go sledding--which desire I haven't had in over a decade.1/9/13 & 1...
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review 1: Bird Talk, What Birds are Saying and Why by Lita Judge is a great nonfiction book for children, with beautiful illustrations of different bird species. One of the best things about this book is that Judge hits all the topics of how and why exactly birds talk to each other. For in...
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review 1: I like dinosaur books on specific subtopics. This picture book on their relative sizes is well done, reads aloud well, and is appealingly illustrated. It would have been nice if, in addition to comparing them to modern animals, it bumped up the STEM value and included actual est...