by Eric Carle
This book is about a new little cricket who tries to say hello by rubbing his wings together, but can't make a sound. Finally, at the end, he meets another little cricket and makes a chirping sound. This book would be used with either kindergarten or first grade. To the kindergartners, I would read ...
This was one of my favorite books as a child. Eric Carle tells the story of a cricket who dreams of making the beautiful sound that all of the other crickets make when they rub their wings together. Sadly, no matter how hard the cricket tries, he can't seem to make his dream come true.The illustrati...
I like Eric Carle. So does Sigourney. His colorful textured artwork (paint and collage?) makes us both happy. And the story of a cricket finding its chirp is cute. But I found a couple of things annoying. First, Carle (or his publicist?) inflates the importance of his story: "In The Very Quiet Crick...
This is a lovely children's book and I recommend it to all young readers. Some other great books by Eric Carle are: The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Grouchy Ladybug, Mister Seahorse, and Pancakes, Pancakes (all of which I have read).
This was one of my favorite books as a child. Eric Carle tells the story of a cricket who dreams of making the beautiful sound that all of the other crickets make when they rub their wings together. Sadly, no matter how hard the cricket tries, he can't seem to make his dream come true.The illustrat...
I actually jumped a little at the end, wasn't expecting the chirping. Cute story.
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