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This Is the Rain by Karen Hesse; Barbara Kerley; Mari C Schuh; Barbara Seuling; Lola M Schaefer; Victoria Parker; Lisa Trumbauer; Ray James is a science book available to read on EtoBox.

What is This Is the Rain about?

<p><p>you Swim In It. <br>you Take A Bath In Its, <br>you Brush Your Teeth With It. <br>you Splash It. <br>you Drink It. <br>you Flush The Toilet With It. <br>it Is 65% Of You.<p>water, <br>where Does It Come From? <br>where Does It Go?</p><h3>publishers Weekly</h3><p>using The Same Approach As With Her This Is The Sunflower, Schaefer Celebrates The Earth's Waters. This Is The Ocean/ Blue And Vast,/ That Holds The Rainwater From The Past. The Accompanying Illustration Depicts A Night Sky Filled With Starfish Above A Turquoise Expanse Of Ocean. While Keeping The Vocabulary Simple, The Author Conjures Up Vivid Images Of How Water Continually Replenishes The Planet By Falling, Flowing And Vaporizing. Water Makes Puddles,/ Big And Round,/ That Dot The Land, Muddy Wet Ground; It Forms Clouds Low And Gray,/ Full Of Vapor, Moist And Light. Wattenberg's Full-bleed Photo Collages, Used So Effectively In Her Henny Penny, Here Depict Stunning Natural Images: A Single Sunflower Stands Sentry-like In A Vast, Gold-splashed Meadow; A School Of Emerald Fish Seem To Be Airborne At The Base Of A Waterfall; A Gray Cloud Oozes Over A Seashore. And There's A Soupcon Of Sly Jokes As Well Wattenberg Has

Who reads This Is the Rain?

Author

Karen Hesse; Barbara Kerley; Mari C Schuh; Barbara Seuling; Lola M Schaefer; Victoria Parker; Lisa Trumbauer; Ray James

Publisher

assembled by East Flagstaff Community Library

Published

2001

Language

EN

ISBN

9780792267232

Category

science

Subjects

Children'S, Fiction, Science

Rating

3.46 / 5 (53 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13