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Dappled Apples

by Jan Carr · 2001

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Falling leaves. Dappled apples. Plump pumpkins. Crazy costumes. In this frisky, festive celebration of fall, all the delights of the season are brought exuberantly to life. Jan Carr's inviting poem is perfectly matched by Dorothy Donohue's warm and detailed paper-collage art to create a fall book even the youngest children can enjoy.

Setting
Halloween
Audience
picture bookschildrens
Length
short · 32 pages
Form
rhyming

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