Leslie Booth

Oct 17, 2024 | goodreadswithronna.com | Leslie Booth

ONE DAY THIS TREE WILL FALLWritten by Leslie Barnard BoothIllustrated by Stephanie Fizer Coleman(Margaret K. McElderry Books; $18.99; Ages 4-8)ABOUT THE BOOK:From the Publisher: “Discover how a tree’s wounds and decay bring new life to the forest ecosystem in this lyrical nonfiction picture book for fans of Because of an Acorn and A Stone Sat Still.”From Horn Book: a starred review “Lively, poetic writing and beautiful illustrations . . .

Oct 17, 2024 | wp.me | Leslie Booth

ONE DAY THIS TREE WILL FALLWritten by Leslie Barnard BoothIllustrated by Stephanie Fizer Coleman(Margaret K. McElderry Books; $18.99; Ages 4-8)ABOUT THE BOOK:From the Publisher: “Discover how a tree’s wounds and decay bring new life to the forest ecosystem in this lyrical nonfiction picture book for fans of Because of an Acorn and A Stone Sat Still.”From Horn Book: a starred review “Lively, poetic writing and beautiful illustrations . . .

Mar 26, 2024 | kirkusreviews.com | Leslie Booth |Stephanie Coleman |Kate Messner |Kari Lavelle

The long and busy life of a tree, from one small seed that beats the odds to a fertile locale for another, later one to grow.

Oct 2, 2023 | powells.com | Leslie Booth |Marc Martin |Marc Martín

by Release Date: 10/7/2023  Upcoming Event"Where do rocks come from?" The answer may be more incredible than you think! After all, a stone is not just a stone: a stone is a story. Embark on a journey across time to see how one stone can change and transform, from magma under Earth's crust to the sand swept up by a rushing river to the very heart of the tallest mountain.

Sep 14, 2023 | publishersweekly.com | Marc Favreau |Leslie Booth |Sara O'Leary |Ahn Jaesun

Marc Favreau. Little, Brown, $17.99 (240p) ISBN 978-0-3165-9207-9 In this important work, Favreau (Unequal) employs multiple perspectives to render a jaw-dropping account of Pearl Harbor, which President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882–1945) called “a date that will live in infamy.” Through immediate and urgent firsthand accounts from American, Japanese, and Native Hawaiian citizens and military leaders, the author revisits the “interesting, tragic, and heroic” actions that occurred on Dec. 7, 1941.