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|  | | C is for Cape Cod
A colorful book for ages 2 to 102, "C is for Cape Cod" displays 26 letters that illustrate different areas of Cape Cod with a 4-line poem for early readers and an essay of deeper details for older readers. Photos by Steve Heaslip.
| |  | | Seasons Rising: A Collection of Haiku
Duochrome illustrations on each page back up 106 pages of haiku from a prize winning haiku writer.
Sensitive, creative haiku following the seasons of the year, which capture a moment in time with grace. These surprising pictures of life detail observances the author has noticed as she walks thorugh life on Cape Cod.
Seasons Rising features an introduction of the background of haiku and how to produce a prize-winning haiku, including the "do's" and don'ts" of writing a good haiku.
An excellent book of 5-7-5 haiku with some Tanka and senryu as well. | |  | | Song of the Dancer
Beautifully illustrated with Christina Laurie's pen and ink drawings, Song of the Dancer includes a few haiku and newly created poems in this second volume of poetry.
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The poems come from deep within, as Christina Laurie sees the ordinary in extraordinary ways.
Her simple phrases and visual metaphors leave a lasting memory, taking you to a place where language meets the soul. |
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