Picture Reveal - View from a window - Jeannie Baker.
Chronicles the events and changes in a young boy's life and in his environment, from babyhood to grownup, through wordless scenes observed from the window of his room. 32 unnumbered pages: colour illustrations; 29 cm. Environmental degradation -- Pictorial works -- Juvenile fiction. Deforestation -- Pictorial works -- Juvenile fiction. Children's stories -- Pictorial works. Stories without.
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Window by Jeannie Baker Illustrated with elaborate and gorgeous collage constructions, Window is a wordless picture book that speaks volumes. It begins with a mother and baby looking through a window at a view of wilderness and sky as far as the eye can see. With each page, the boy grows and the scene changes, from forest, to a single.
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Jeannie Baker No preview available - 2002 Window, the companion book to Home, was a School Library Journal Best Book, a Notable Trade Book in the Field of Social Studies, a Children's Book Council.
Product display page for Window by Jeannie Baker. Overview Stunning and unique mixed media collages will amaze readers in this powerful, eco-conscious picture book by the internationally renowned Jeannie Baker.In this visually compelling look at our changing environment by Jeannie Baker, illustrator of the critically-acclaimed Mirror and Where the Forest Meets the Sea, a mother and baby look.
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