Where the Deer Slip Through
Animals transform a farm through a mysterious hedge gap.
Beth Krommes received the Caldecott Medal in 2009 for “The House in the Night” by Susan Marie Swanson. She has illustrated a number of other highly acclaimed picture books, including “Swirl by Swirl: Spirals in Nature” by Joyce Sidman. Beth lives with her family in Peterborough, New Hampshire, where she listened to recordings of rain while she worked on this book.
Animals transform a farm through a mysterious hedge gap.
Discover the comforting magic of night as a house reveals its secrets.
Experience the thrill of a seaside storm and its aftermath.
Discover nature's spirals, from snail shells to galaxies, and their hidden beauty.
Animals transform a farm through a mysterious hedge gap.
A child invokes words to summon a snow day, altering fate for family time.
Discover the hidden branches that connect and shape life all around us.
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Animals transform a farm through a mysterious hedge gap.
Discover the hidden branches that connect and shape life all around us.
A child invokes words to summon a snow day, altering fate for family time.
Experience the thrill of a seaside storm and its aftermath.
Discover nature's spirals, from snail shells to galaxies, and their hidden beauty.
Discover the comforting magic of night as a house reveals its secrets.
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