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Rain is coming, can you feel it?
April Pulley Sayre photographed the rain in her yard and
the living things that benefit from it. When the clouds
darken, animals take cover. The author zooms in on the
pattering, spattering raindrops until the reader can see
individual drops of rain on leaves, plants and insects. As
it continues to rain, mud and puddles form. Then, the rain
droplets glisten, magnify, slip and drip. When the sun
shines, the raindrops dry. Look closely because Sayre’s
photography captures secrets in the book’s beautiful
images that will make you want to pull your shoes off and
run outside to play in the rain. Don’t forget to read the
end pages where you’ll learn even more about the water
cycle. Did you know YOU are part of the water cycle. You
return raindrops to the sky when you breathe out or your
tears dry. (Pennsylvania Young
Reader's Choice Award Program, 2017)
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