Turtle Walk
Turtle Walk by Matt Phelan is an illustrated book published by HarperCollins Publishers in 2020, featuring 32 pages in English. This charming narrative invites young readers to join a turtle family as they explore the changing seasons, from the first blooms of spring to the snowy landscapes of winter. The rhythmic text and soft watercolor illustrations create an engaging experience that highlights the turtles’ slow and steady journey.
In Turtle Walk, readers will discover the turtles’ adventure as they ascend a gentle hill, ultimately leading to a sledding hill. The story emphasizes concepts related to nature and the senses, making it suitable for educational settings as well as home reading. The repetition in the text enhances its appeal for read-aloud sessions, while the vibrant artwork brings each season to life, making this book a delightful addition to any collection.
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Turtle walk. Nice and slow. Here we go!
Explore all four seasons with this charming–and patient!–turtle family. Award-winning author-artist Matt Phelan guides the youngest readers from the first blooms of spring and the scorching sun of summer to the crisp leaves of fall and fat snowflakes of winter. Fans of Anna Dewdney and Tad Hills will want to go on this journey again and again.
Spring blooms, and a turtle family is on the move. Slow and steady, they travel up, up, up, the gentle hill through all four seasons. Where are they going? To the top of the sledding hill, of course! But how will they get back down the hill to a well-deserved winter’s rest?
Matt Phelan’s simple, rhythmic text is filled with repetition that shines in read-alouds, and his soft, colorful watercolor artwork bring the seasons to vivid life. The joyful journey and gentle, rewarding surprise make Turtle Walk a timeless choice for every home and classroom.
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