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In the last chilly, cooped-up days of winter, a young boy longs for summer. His mother points to each small, encouraging sign of the changing seasons—tender green buds on trees, ducklings in the pond, swallows on the warm spring winds. Together, mother and son find the unique beauty and pleasure offered by each passing day until summer comes, bringing warm sun, bright flowers, and fat, juicy berries.

A celebration of nature and change, this beautiful book encourages children to look closely at the world around them, and features Nikki McClure's extraordinary cut-paper art and lyrical text.

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Nikki McClure

Nikki McClure

1968 -
American
Nikki McClure is a self-taught artist who has been making paper-cuts since 1996. She is the illustrator of All in a Day and the author and illu... See more

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Kirkus Reviews

Mama, Is It Summer Yet?
When summer finally explodes, bringing juicy berries and abundant sunshine, mother and boy luxuriate in a baby pool, glad to have made the journey together...

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