Sarah Tobias

Title: Summer Sleepers: Animals that Estivate Author: Melissa Stewart Illustrator: Sarah S. Brannen Publisher: Charlesbridge, 2021 Ages:...

Title: Outside In Author: Deborah Underwood Illustrator: Cindy Derby Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2020 2020 Caldecott Honor...

The other day, I was just about home from a long walk with my camera. There was a robin on the ground just hanging out and a bird call...

Title: Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species Adapted and Illustrated by: Sabina Radeva Publisher: Crown Books for Young Readers, 2019...

Title: Arlo & Pips: King of the Birds Author/Illustrator: Elise Gravel Publisher: Harper Alley, 2020 For ages: 4 - 10 Themes: Crows,...

Counting Birds is part call to action, part biography, and part nature exploration. It shows how taking a small step can lead to big things

Title: My Awesome Summer by P. Mantis Author and illustrator: Paul Meisel Publisher: Holiday House, 2017 P. Mantis tells about his life...

Title: Old Rock (is not boring) Author and Illustrator: Deb Pilutti Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2020 Themes: Rock Life Cycle,...

Title: Seashells: More Than a Home Author: Melissa Stewart Illustrated by: Sarah S. Brannen Publisher: Charlesbridge, 2019 If you have...

Title: Firefly July: A Year of Very Short Poems Selected by: Paul B. Janeczko Illustrated by: Melissa Sweet Published by: Candlewick...

Title: My Brother the Duck Author: Pat Zietlow Miller Illustrator: Daniel Wiseman Publisher: Chronicle Books, 2020 Themes: New sibling,...

I giggled as I opened to one page and at the top is says: "Machine Gun Butt Pop! Pop! Pop!" I'm not telling you what insect this is referri

We are all in this world together. In the natural world, diversity means survival.

Today I chose A Stone Sat Still because it is a poem to nature. A poem to paying attention and noticing things that seem simple . . . .