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To See the World Afresh: Talking about Poetry
Amy A. McClure, Joan Bownas, Lisa Dapoz, Karen Hildebrand, Peggy Oxley, Lillian Webb, and Lynda Weston

Reviews 31 collections of children's poetry that help students see the world from a fresh perspective. Notes how they were used in a variety of classrooms and how children responded to them. Organizes the books in terms of: making the ordinary extraordinary; looking at relationships in new ways; new views of the world; and a fresh look at animals.


Language Arts, Vol. 76 No. 4, March 1999

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