Synopses & Reviews
andlt;Bandgt;What superstitions do you follow?andlt;/Bandgt; andlt;BRandgt; In this collection of original poems, accomplished poet Janet S. Wong explores seventeen superstitions, some common, others that are less known, and delves into their origins as well as their lore. Rich, full-color illustrations by Julie Paschkis enhance each poem. andlt;BRandgt; The result from this award-winning team is sure to intrigue young readers and make them think again about things they often do, like opening an umbrella, walking under a ladder, or putting on a hat!
About the Author
andlt;Bandgt;Janet S. Wongandlt;/Bandgt; is the author of more than a dozen picture books and poetry collections. Her work includes andlt;Iandgt;Night Garden: Poems from the World of Dreams,andlt;/Iandgt; a andlt;Iandgt;New York Timesandlt;/Iandgt; Best Illustrated Book, and andlt;Iandgt;Knock on Wood: Poems About Superstitions,andlt;/Iandgt; both illustrated by Julie Paschkis, as well as andlt;Iandgt;Grump,andlt;/Iandgt; a Charlotte Zolotow Award Highly Commended Book, illustrated by John Wallace. Janet lives with her family in Medina, Washington.
Table of Contents
Cat -- Clover -- Ears -- Garlic -- Hair -- Hat -- Horseshoe -- Key -- Ladder -- Ladybug -- Mirror -- Potatoes -- Rooster -- Salt -- Thirteen -- Umbrellas -- Wood.