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Autumnblings by Douglas Florian
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Autumnblings (original 2003; edition 2003)

by Douglas Florian (Author), Douglas Florian (Illustrator)

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A collection of poems that portray the essence of the season between summer and winter.
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Title:Autumnblings
Authors:Douglas Florian (Author)
Other authors:Douglas Florian (Illustrator)
Info:Greenwillow Books (2003), Edition: 1, 48 pages
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Like Handsprings, Autumnblings was written by Douglas Florian. They are very similar. While Handsprings focuses on springtime, these poems focus on autumn and colder weather. There are concrete and list poems. There are also several free verse poems. Florian used paintings again in this book. The paintings have the same affect on the poems as they do in his other works. ( )
  bernadettecasey | Oct 23, 2019 |
This book is about Autumn and it is very well written poems. The illustrations are so cute and well done, plus they go very well with the poem. I really enjoyed reading the poem titled "What I Love About Autumn"
Age: 3-5 years old
Source: Pierce College Library at Fort Steilacoom ( )
  tstets65 | Nov 13, 2018 |
age: 6
In the book, there are a lot of poems. For instance, Apple Picking and so on.
*Children can begin to recognize their own values and to choose from among values.
Source: Pierce library
  JGKN | Oct 31, 2018 |
this is a great book to read to a class about their like and dislike about the autumn and different holidays traditions. Its a variety of poems in one book with cute illustrations. good for ages 4-7 ( )
  leightymcvea | Nov 27, 2016 |
Hastily read, most of the poems and illustrations might be dismissed as simplistic and simply silly; but closer examination and consideration reveal depth and cleverness. My appreciation for the works has increased after several attentive revisits. Children should enjoy the childlike nature of the watercolors, and if an adult reader discusses the forms and meanings of the wordplay, children will find favorites among the poetry selections. ( )
  dvdwlkn | Nov 10, 2016 |
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Autumnblings
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What I Love About Autumn

Apple picking
Frisbee flicking
Falling leaves
Bracing breeze
Flying kites
Cool crisp nights
Trick or treat
(Sweets to eat)
Pumpkin pies
Clear blue skies
Fireplaces
Relay races
Football games—
I love that autumn has two names.
What I Hate About Autumn

Summer’s done
Not much sun
Back to school
Air’s too cool
Winds that gust
Rains that rust
Chilly nose
Woolen clothes
Birds don’t sing—
I hate that autumn’s far from spring.
Awe-tumn

When summer’s seams
Have come undone,
Then greens to reds
And purples run.
A palette falls
To forest floor,
And autumn leaves
Leave me in awe.
The Wind

Blow-drier.
Kite-flier.
Leaf-dancer.
Seed-prancer.
Hat-tosser.
Earth-crosser.
Pumpkins Grin

Once we were tiny.
Once we were green.
Now we are orange
To toast Halloween.
Soon we’ll have noses,
Eyes and mouth too.
Then we will sneak up
Behind you and—
Boo!!!
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