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Rather than just stopping once the caterpillar turns into a butterfly, or after explaining the common activities of butterflies, the book draws the reader back to reality. While this is set in a well populated urban magical world (or sub-world; basica

Title	:	The Wind's Garden
Author	:	Bethany Roberts
Rating	:	4.70 (790 Votes)
Asin	:	0805063676
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	32Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-7-9
Language	:	English

Rather than just stopping once the caterpillar turns into a butterfly, or after explaining the common activities of butterflies, the book draws the reader back to reality. While this is set in a well populated urban magical world (or sub-world; basically there's a whole bunch of people who can do varying levels of magic who live amongst non-magical people in NYC), there's very little actual magic performed by the protagonist. I ts almost like having a chat over coffee in his London office.Relax,enjoy and learn something about a fascinating business.. This guys knowledge is incredible and life saving. I'm not sure what reviewer #1 had against this bookseems to me that that review was more of a personal attack on the author. You might want to skip this one.. The book covers a lot of topics with great examples, not only from the mass consumption market but from heavy manufacturing and technology companies.All the articles and topics make a coherent progress from the basics of branding to th

A spring-time book to germinate a deep appreciation for nature. And with plenty of sun and rain, both gardens flourish. From seedling to flower, this picture book's simple verse and vibrant illustrations describe the beauty of both a cultivated garden and one created by nature. While a little girl plants seeds in her garden in neat straight rows, the wind whirls seeds of flowers and trees every which way. An author's note at the of the book gives tips on planting a garden.. The little girl weeds and waters her garden, the wind just lets its garden grow

Pink and purple sheets hang on the clothesline; a peach-colored house boasts a periwinkle door; a rolling line of blue hills anchors the horizon. Like the gardens themselves, Greenberg's (On My Street) vibrant folk-art style gouache paintings burst with life, from the swooping curlicues used to indicate the wind to the zinnia-bright colors of the flowers and surrounding yard. The wind planted a garden, too," announces the narrator, a lively girl with a green thumb and carrot-colored hair. Ages 3-7. "I planted a garden. As she charts the growth of both gardens in simple phrases ("The wind didn't weed. Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.. From Publishers Weekly Roberts (Valentine Mice; Follow Me!) focuses on two parallel gardens--one carefully cultivated, the other the product of nature--in this cheery picture book. Its garden just grew"), readers can see fo