Stone Bench In An Empty Park

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An anthology of haiku accompanied by photographs reflects nature in the city.

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

A Beautiful, Touching book, May 20, 2000

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"Ice-cream wrappers bloom
In overflowing baskets
Summer in the Park"
Jane Yolen
This is a "haiku" from the book. Each poem is matched with a memorable picture of the city. The pictures are of everyday scenes and the haiku are easy to read, yet the effect is haunting. Although the book is only 40 pages long, a person could spend hours ...
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Haiku becomes new, September 11, 2000

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Dr. R. W. Barber (Philadelphia, PA USA) -

This review is from: Stone Bench In An Empty Park (Hardcover)
Words on paper glow Photographs illumine new worlds Haiku becomes real.

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Lovely, October 6, 2010

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Andrea Nicole Young -

This review is from: Stone Bench In An Empty Park (Hardcover)
I just read this book to three of my children, ages 7, 5, and 3, and we all loved it. The children were riveted by the pictures and we had lots of fun discussing things like in what ways giraffes are like cranes. My children loved the pictures--especially the butterfly on the bike. It was a charming, memorable read and we'll enjoy revisiting this book often. ...
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