Description
In a world filled with the joyful chaos of childhood, Bee Lewi explores the delightful yet exasperating things that captivate young minds. From the squeaks of little mice scurrying across the floor to the dirt that seems to find its way into every crevice, this narrative highlights the wonders children find in the most unexpected places.
As children frolic with toads and revel in their loud, boisterous play, their exuberance often collides with the more measured perspective of their mothers. Each page reveals the charming contradictions between a child's unfiltered joy and a mother's desire for order and tidiness.
Through rich imagery and playful storytelling, this piece celebrates the beautiful noise of childhood, encouraging readers to embrace the messy, noisy parts of life that make it vibrant and memorable.
As children frolic with toads and revel in their loud, boisterous play, their exuberance often collides with the more measured perspective of their mothers. Each page reveals the charming contradictions between a child's unfiltered joy and a mother's desire for order and tidiness.
Through rich imagery and playful storytelling, this piece celebrates the beautiful noise of childhood, encouraging readers to embrace the messy, noisy parts of life that make it vibrant and memorable.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
31 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1974
Publisher
Garrard Pub. Co
ISBN-10
0811660613
ISBN-13
9780811660617