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“Stories that Nature told” series ：Mushroom Rain
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- Categories:Picture Books Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:English（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:April,2022
- Pages:32
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:225mm×275mm
- Page Views:107
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Full color
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Review
San Francisco Book Review - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 2 May 2022
“Mushroom Rain is a valuable contribution to the body of nonfiction children’s books concerning the natural world… Elementary school educators will find this a treasurable resource for their classrooms.”
Shelf Awareness - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 April 2022
“Together Zimmermann and Green prove how fascinating—and beautiful—science and nonfiction can be. The picture book’s poetic insights and enchanting illustrations are likely to scatter seeds that will take root for future mycologists.”
Kirkus Reviews - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 15 March 2022
“In lyrical, attention-grabbing language, [Zimmermann] describes mushrooms’ bizarre shapes and colors and remarkable smells…Star-dusted double-page illustrations convey Green’s enthusiasm for the subject.”
School Library Connection - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 March 2022
“This short, introductory picture book on mushrooms delights with its bizarre facts and charming illustrations. The title concept will fascinate readers with the idea that baby mushrooms help make rain, which in turn makes optimal growing conditions for fungus…The story arc cleverly navigates the life cycle of a mushroom, starting with the visible evidence of the fruiting body and moving to the hidden white threads of mycelium which act as a sort of stomach of the forest floor."
School Library Journal - STARRED Review Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 March 2022
“This showstopper of a picture book will wake kids up to the wonders of the botanical underpinnings and incredible aspects of the science of mushrooms.”
Reviewed on 2 May 2022
“Mushroom Rain is a valuable contribution to the body of nonfiction children’s books concerning the natural world… Elementary school educators will find this a treasurable resource for their classrooms.”
Shelf Awareness - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 April 2022
“Together Zimmermann and Green prove how fascinating—and beautiful—science and nonfiction can be. The picture book’s poetic insights and enchanting illustrations are likely to scatter seeds that will take root for future mycologists.”
Kirkus Reviews - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 15 March 2022
“In lyrical, attention-grabbing language, [Zimmermann] describes mushrooms’ bizarre shapes and colors and remarkable smells…Star-dusted double-page illustrations convey Green’s enthusiasm for the subject.”
School Library Connection - Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 March 2022
“This short, introductory picture book on mushrooms delights with its bizarre facts and charming illustrations. The title concept will fascinate readers with the idea that baby mushrooms help make rain, which in turn makes optimal growing conditions for fungus…The story arc cleverly navigates the life cycle of a mushroom, starting with the visible evidence of the fruiting body and moving to the hidden white threads of mycelium which act as a sort of stomach of the forest floor."
School Library Journal - STARRED Review Mushroom Rain
Reviewed on 1 March 2022
“This showstopper of a picture book will wake kids up to the wonders of the botanical underpinnings and incredible aspects of the science of mushrooms.”
Feature
★ Wonderful stories happen all the time in nature. This series takes the plants or animals in nature as the hero. It tells the characteristics of animals and plants in the form of stories, and helps young readers to understand the interesting knowledge about nature in a relaxed way.
★ Vivid full-color illustration books with anthropomorphic story narration, A series of fascinating and inspiring STEAM-driven tale.
Titles in this series: Winged Wonders: Solving the Monarch Migration Mystery; You Are Mine, Porcupine; Little Dandelion seeds the world; Saguaro's Gifts; Mushroom Rain; Who Will Plant a Tree?
★ Vivid full-color illustration books with anthropomorphic story narration, A series of fascinating and inspiring STEAM-driven tale.
Titles in this series: Winged Wonders: Solving the Monarch Migration Mystery; You Are Mine, Porcupine; Little Dandelion seeds the world; Saguaro's Gifts; Mushroom Rain; Who Will Plant a Tree?
Description
What can smell like bubble gum, glow neon green at night, be poisonous and yet still eaten by humans, and even help create rain? The answer is mushrooms! From their hidden networks underground to the fruiting body above, mushrooms can do incredible things. But don't call them plants--mushrooms are fungi. They're more closely related to animals like you! Through lyrical text and colorful, detailed artwork, the wonderful, mysterious, and sometimes bizarre world of mushrooms is explored. Back matter includes a glossary, additional mushroom facts, and a science activity.
Author
Author: Laura K. Zimmermann
Laura K. Zimmermann is a college professor by day and children’s writer by night. When not writing or teaching, she’s outdoors enjoying nature. Laura lives in Winchester, Virginia.
Illustrator: Jamie Green
Jamie Green is a mushroom lover, maker, and freelance book illustrator living in Greenville, South Carolina, and their clients include Disney Hyperion, HarperCollins, and Charlesbridge.
Laura K. Zimmermann is a college professor by day and children’s writer by night. When not writing or teaching, she’s outdoors enjoying nature. Laura lives in Winchester, Virginia.
Illustrator: Jamie Green
Jamie Green is a mushroom lover, maker, and freelance book illustrator living in Greenville, South Carolina, and their clients include Disney Hyperion, HarperCollins, and Charlesbridge.
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