A final entry in the season-inspired series that includes The Shortest Day combines vibrant illustrations with lyrical prose on summertime celebrations throughout the world.
Praise for "The Longest Day: "
"The text introduces both tradition and some science... Thirteen celebrations of the sun are included with basic information--just enough to interest young children."
--School Library Journal
"A comfortable, multidimensional investigation of the Summer Solstice that transcends time and place."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Pfeffer draws readers' attention to the science and history of the seasonal change. After a succinct explanation of how the earth's position shift causes longer days, she provides a wealth of intriguing information about sun celebrations throughout time, in a variety of places.... Recommended for classroom or library collections."
--Children's Literature
Praise for "The Longest Day: "
"The text introduces both tradition and some science... Thirteen celebrations of the sun are included with basic information--just enough to interest young children."
--School Library Journal
"A comfortable, multidimensional investigation of the Summer Solstice that transcends time and place."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Pfeffer draws readers' attention to the science and history of the seasonal change. After a succinct explanation of how the earth's position shift causes longer days, she provides a wealth of intriguing information about sun celebrations throughout time, in a variety of places.... Recommended for classroom or library collections."
--Children's Literature
Praise for"The Longest Day: "
The text introduces both tradition and some science Thirteen celebrations of the sun are included with basic information just enough to interest young children.
School Library Journal
A comfortable, multidimensional investigation of the Summer Solstice that transcends time and place.
Kirkus Reviews
Pfeffer draws readers' attention to the science and history of the seasonal change. After a succinct explanation of how the earth's position shift causes longer days, she provides a wealth of intriguing information about sun celebrations throughout time, in a variety of places . Recommended for classroom or library collections.
Children's Literature"
Praise for The Longest Day: "The text introduces both tradition and some science... Thirteen celebrations of the sun are included with basic information--just enough to interest young children."
--School Library Journal
"A comfortable, multidimensional investigation of the Summer Solstice that transcends time and place."
--Kirkus Reviews
"Pfeffer draws readers' attention to the science and history of the seasonal change. After a succinct explanation of how the earth's position shift causes longer days, she provides a wealth of intriguing information about sun celebrations throughout time, in a variety of places.... Recommended for classroom or library collections."
--Children's Literature