Old Winter
Author:
Judith Benét Richardson
Illustrator:
R.W. Alley
Publication:
1996 by Orchard Books
Genre:
Fiction, Picture Books
Pages:
32
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TOWN FROZEN: IS THERE NO END IN SIGHT?
Maybe not. Old Winter's feelings are hurt, and he's in no mood to move. His delicate ice and lovely snow have transformed the town into a thing of beauty. But is anyone grateful? No! All he hears is grousing about the cold weather. "I'm not doing one more thing for anyone," Old Winter decides, and then digs in for an extra long nap in the meat locker of the P&J Supermarket. Will his icy stand off last forever?
Fortunately, Spring drives up just in time to warm things up. This wry and playful story is illustrated with hilariously detailed pictures that brightly portray the special pleasures—as well as the occasional frustrations—that each season brings.
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Judith Benét Richardson
1941 -American
Judith Benét Richardson has written two other picture books, The Way Home and Come to My Party, both illustrated by Salley Mavor, and has com... See more
R.W. Alley
R.W. Alley is the illustrator of more than thirty books for children, including There's a Dragon About: A Winter's Revel by Richard and Roni Sc... See morePlease sign in to access the type of illustrations and view more books with this type.
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