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1. An Earth Day Picture Book
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By: Rachel Writes 4 Kids, on 3/1/2010
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My critique partner and friend, Alison Formento, has something to celebrate today. The release of her first picture book! This Tree Counts celebrates trees and incorporates a little counting
along the way.
This is a great Earth Day picture book for teachers to share in their classroom. Alison has a free Teacher's Guide available on her website, just follow the link above to obtain your copy.
It was a pleasure seeing this story as a little sapling. One of it's branches snagged an editor's attention, and with beautiful illustrations by Sarah Snow, it's grown into a wonderful picture book. Congratulations, Alison!

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