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Reloved, Reclaimed Children's Vintage

1. Over in the Meadow by John Langstaff

By: Vintage Kids Books, on 9/18/2014
Blog: Goo Goo Gallery Kids (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Over in the Meadow
Written by John Langstaff
Illustrated by Feodor Rojankovsky
1957

Hey Kiddos! The Boog and I are up to our ears in nature books and I thought I would share one of her Faves. I have posted on this book before. It's always a big hit with the kids, especially since it is sung instead of read. My last post only touched on the book briefly and there was some interest as to the lyrics and music by a few readers. It always makes me smile to know that my readers have a connection with the material I post. That being said, I would like to share a bit more than just the cover. The pictures are double spreads so I decided to take pictures instead of scan them. Musical notations included in the closing photo.

Enjoy!