Three Friends Find Spring
by Judy Delton
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After trying unsuccessfully to bring spring to Duck, Squirrel and Rabbit decide to help him enjoy winter instead.Tags
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Three Friends Find Spring, is a great book about the seasons and friendship. I really liked this book for a number of reasons. First, the characters were well developed and portrayed the importance of friendship. Duck is a character that is feeling gloomy about the weather, as he hates winter. His friends Squirrel and Rabbit come to his rescue and try to cheer him up by showing him fun winter activities. For example, “On Saturday morning Rabbit and Squirrel knocked on Duck’s door. “Duck, we have come to help you enjoy winter,” said Rabbit. “We want you to go skating with us,” said Squirrel. These characters showed Duck that winter could be fun and the importance of good friends. Next, this book had great illustrations that show more enhanced the story. The Illustrations really depicted the seasons and the weather outside. While reading the story the scenery of the seasons came alive. Lastly, I really liked the plot because it was well organized and well developed. The story presented the importance of friendship and contains constant mishaps between the three friends. This keeps the audience laughing and reminds you that friendships are important but not always perfect. How the three friends find spring brings upon many chuckles. Overall, the main idea of this story is how friends can still have fun together despite if they like or dislike the season they’re in during the year. show less
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Judy Delton was born in St. Paul, Minnesota on May 6, 1931. She graduated from a special two-year teachers' program offered through the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul during teacher shortages. She left teaching elementary school to write in order to stay home and raise her four children. During her lifetime, she wrote more than 200 books for show more young readers including the Pee Wee Scouts series, the Kitty series, and the Angel series. She also wrote a handbook entitled The 29 Most Common Writing Mistakes and How to Avoid Them. She conducted writing workshops in her home and wrote a column for Once Upon A Time, a St. Paul newsletter for aspiring authors of children's books. She died of a blood infection on December, 31 2001 at the age of 70. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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