Nichols, Lori. Maple & Willow Together. New York: Nancy Paulsen Books, 2014. 32p.
In this endearing sequel to Maple, Maple and her younger sister Willow experience the ups and downs of sisterhood, ultimately warming readers' hearts. A book for all siblings!
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Maple by Lori Nichols
Nichols, Lori. Maple.
New York: Nancy Paulsen Books, 2014.
32p.
Maple plays with the tree planted in her honor throughout the years, until a baby sister arrives and she and the tree are both greeted by new playmates!
Maple plays with the tree planted in her honor throughout the years, until a baby sister arrives and she and the tree are both greeted by new playmates!
Labels:
Books for Parents,
Character Education,
Fiction Picture Books,
Grade 1,
Grade 2,
Kindergarten
Flutter: The Story of Four Sisters and One Incredible Journey by Erin Moulton
Moulton, Erin. Flutter: The Story of Four Sisters and One Incredible Journey. New York: Philomel Books, 2011. 200p.
Maple, the second oldest of four sisters, and her older sister Dawn embark upon a perilous journey through the wilderness to find a cure for their youngest sister Lily, who was born prematurely. Throughout this journey, they test their bonds of sisterhood while risking their lives in search of a miracle. Use this beautifully-written book, filled with symbolism and adventure, as a rich read-aloud, or place it in the hands of students who will relate to the ups and downs of sisterhood themselves.
For a teacher's guide with curricular tie-ins and other helpful information, please visit the author's "Classroom Resources" page here.
Maple, the second oldest of four sisters, and her older sister Dawn embark upon a perilous journey through the wilderness to find a cure for their youngest sister Lily, who was born prematurely. Throughout this journey, they test their bonds of sisterhood while risking their lives in search of a miracle. Use this beautifully-written book, filled with symbolism and adventure, as a rich read-aloud, or place it in the hands of students who will relate to the ups and downs of sisterhood themselves.
For a teacher's guide with curricular tie-ins and other helpful information, please visit the author's "Classroom Resources" page here.
Labels:
Character Education,
Fiction Chapter Books,
Grade 3,
Grade 4,
Great Chapter Book Read-Alouds
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