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The worst fog in twenty years temporarily disheartens the grownups, but, as always, the children take it in stride. They play hide-and-seek among the rocks, have fun getting lost in front of their own cottages, and toast marshmallows over a drift-wood fire, while the fog "tip-toes past the windows and across the porch."

Repeating the pattern of "White Snow Bright Snow" a Caldecott Medal Winner, this evocative picture-story captures the ready response of children to another mysterious and fascinating phenomena of nature—a fog that came and stayed three days in a little seaside village on Cape Cod.

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Alvin Tresselt

Alvin Tresselt

(Pronounced Treh-celt)
1916 - 2000
American
Alvin Tresselt writes for very young children in a very special way. Using the simplest, clearest language, he introduces readers to the basic facts... See more
Roger Duvoisin

Roger Duvoisin

(Pronounced Dyoo-vwah-zahn)
1900 - 1980
Swiss American
Born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1904, Roger Duvoisin’s early childhood was filled with artistic influences from his father, an architect, and oth... See more

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