Books by Sarah C. Campbell
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review 1: 2009 Geisel Honor awardI can see how this book was awarded a Geisel. It is fascinating, the text and vocabulary are extremely accessible for young readers to listen to and the photography used in this book is amazing. But ewwwwwwww!!!! Had my hand over my mouth as I read this one...
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review 1: The story in this book could be taking place right now in almost any backyard in the U.S., but it was Sarah C. Campbell (and her husband) who noticed it, painstakingly documented it, and then coupled it with clear, simpel text that is perfect for young readers. Many nature books ...
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review 1: This is a difficult concept presented well in this book. I think some preschoolers could handle it up to about the pinecones. Swirls growing in a variety of directions. as they do on pinecones, sunflowers and pineapples, will lose many children. Overall this book is probably ...
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review 1: It is hard to believe that there wasn’t a name for the organic geometric shapes in nature until the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot named them fractals in 1975. An unusual topic for a children's book, Mysterious Patterns gives a straightforward illustrated introduction to fractal...