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George, K. O. (2001). Toasting Marshmallows: Camping Poems. Illus. Kate Kiesler. New York: Clarion.
Brief Annotation: The book contains a collection of poems which explore a family camping trip through the eyes of a young child. Each poem reflects a defining element of the trip from toasting marshmallows, to fishing with a little brother and exploring a cave with dad.
Genre: Poetry
Grade Level: K through Grade 4
Readers who will like this: Young readers who enjoy poetry, young readers who would benefit from a collection of poems written in various poetic structures, such as free verse and concrete poems, young readers who enjoy outdoor life
Response/Rating (1-4): 4, The book uses a variety of poetic structures, such concrete poems to reflect special moments, and along with colorful illustrations, the book will captivate young readers through its imagery – camping experience not necessary!
One question you would ask before a read aloud: What experiences in your life would make a good poetic topic?
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