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Welcome to: A Book or Two: Children's Literature Reviews, a blog site that offers information on new, classic, and favorite children's literature, reviewed by university professors, classroom teachers, librarians, and those studying to become teachers. We hope you will find "just the right book" to share with others. Our goal is to keep the site updated with information about children's authors, book awards, and new releases. Each entry will include the book cover picture, a brief overview, bibliographic information, and suggested uses for families, librarians, and teachers. We will categorize books in several different ways, to facilitate searching.

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10/23/14

Tuesday


AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR: David Weisner
PUBLISHER: Haughton Mifflin Harcourt         PUBLICATION DATE:  1991
AWARDS:  Caldecott Award
GENRE: Picture Book                     READING LEVEL:  N/A Wordless PB
BRIEF OVERVIEW: On what the reader knows is a Tuesday, frogs begin to float on Lilly pads and fly from their swamp into the city. Then, at the end of the night, their magic Lilly pads stop flying. The reader is left to wonder what will fly next Tuesday. (Maybe pigs?)
INTEGRATED ACTIVITY: This would be a great for a science unit that describes characteristics of frogs. (Can frogs really fly?)
REVIEWER’S NAME & AFFILIATION: Serena Martin, Valdosta State University ECSE
LABELS: Frogs, Flying, Science