it falls down.” Here they arrive at school just in time for the “patter. Twisty./ Where is the town?/ Fog is fog unless. they form low.” A page turn moves the cloud-gazing kids from summer into autumn, where they stand among fallen leaves and wait for their school bus to emerge over a fog-banked rise: “Misty. Vapor that cools high in the sky takes on fascinating shapes: “A dragon in a wagon?/A crow kneading dough?/ Clouds are clouds unless. Thank you.As a sister and brother pass through a cycle of seasons, occupied with play, school, and family time, the water that nurtures their world undergoes continual change.

Please encourage an author and illustrator by leaving a comment. I also post my reviews on, Amazon.ca, Goodreads, and Chapters.Indigo when the book is available there. You can find Water is Water: a Book About the Water Cycle by Miranda Paul on my BUY THE BOOK page. She created a very interesting and fascinating read in pleasant rhyme about the changes water goes through, and although in different forms it’s still water. Miranda Paul’s words are educational while being enjoyable for young readers. The cycle of water is shown as rain, drinking water, steam, clouds, fog, puddles, and includes ice and snow as we follow the children through the change of seasons. It’s interesting to see what’s happening with the children and their friends during their outdoor play. A few pages later we see them releasing the turtle back into the pond. They play by the pond and the little boy captures a turtle. The focus is on two children, siblings, who are enjoying nature.

Jason Chin ‘s illustrations are remarkable and tell their own story to complement the words. Written by Miranda Paul and illustrated by Jason Chin, this is an excellent tool to help young readers understand the wonders of the water cycle. T his beautiful hardcover book is a good introduction presented simply in few words so the young reader is not overloaded with information. My rating: science taught in a most enjoyable wayįor children who think they don’t like learning about science, introduce them to Water is Water: a Book About the Water Cycle. Genre: children's picture book 6 - 10 yrs gr. Book: Water is Water: A Book About the Water Cycle

Water is water by miranda paul