Antler, Bear, Canoe - Bowen, Betsy
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In this companion to "Gathering: A Northwoods Counting Book, " Bowen again captures the magic of each northwoods day through effortless prose and colorful woodcuts, encouraging readers to learn their alphabet by introducing them to the cyclical rhythms of the northern United States. Full color.
In this companion to Gathering: A Northwoods Counting Book Betsy Bowen again captures the vibrant magic in each northwoods day through effortless prose and colorful woodcuts. While the canoe waits beneath the heavy snow and the river freezes over, bears turn in for long winter naps and people spend…mehr

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In this companion to "Gathering: A Northwoods Counting Book, " Bowen again captures the magic of each northwoods day through effortless prose and colorful woodcuts, encouraging readers to learn their alphabet by introducing them to the cyclical rhythms of the northern United States. Full color.
In this companion to Gathering: A Northwoods Counting Book Betsy Bowen again captures the vibrant magic in each northwoods day through effortless prose and colorful woodcuts. While the canoe waits beneath the heavy snow and the river freezes over, bears turn in for long winter naps and people spend time reading by the fire or bundled up in layers. But when spring comes, it's time for kayaking, fishing, and listening to the quiet pond sounds of the new season. All of this and more is celebrated in Bowen's warm and unusual alphabet book that introduces children to the cyclical rhythms of life in our country's northern states.
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Autorenporträt
Betsy Bowen is the author-illustrator of several books for children. Reviewers have described her distinctive woodcuts as bold, rich and handsome. The mother of three sons, she has lived with her family on the rugged north shore of Lake Superior in Minnesota for more than thirty years.