Book Guide

The poem that begins "Whose woods these are I think I know" surely holds a special place in American hearts. Frost was a poet who could and did speak to everyone, but rarely more memorably than in this evocation of the quiet delights of winter.

In this first picture book version of the poem, Susan Jeffers adds exactly the right visual dimension with the exquisite details and sweeping backgrounds of her frosty New England scenes.

And the kindly rotund figure with his "promises to keep" lends both humor and a Christmas feeling that should greatly enhance the enjoyment of the book. It is truly one to share with the whole family.

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Susan Jeffers

Susan Jeffers

1942 - 2020
American
Susan Jeffers is one of only a few illustrators who have been on the adult New York Times bestseller list. She has won the ABBY from the Americ... See more

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Reviews

Semicolon

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
Reviewed by Sherry Early
You’ll feel as if you’re riding in a sleigh through the snowy woods along with the poet and his farm horse. And when the narrator stops to play in the snow, you’ll want to join him.

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