Donavan’s Word Jar
Donavan’s Word Jar by Monalisa DeGross, published by HarperCollins on June 8, 1994, is a children’s fiction book that explores the joy and significance of words. In this 80-page story, Donavan is captivated by words that seem to jump out at him from various sources, including books and signs. He collects these words on slips of paper in a large glass jar, cherishing each one as he learns its meaning. However, as the jar nears its capacity, Donavan faces a dilemma about how to accommodate new words without losing the ones he already loves.
Readers will find a narrative that highlights Donavan’s journey of discovery and the value of language. The story unfolds as he seeks a solution to his problem, leading him to a visit with his grandmother, who offers an unexpected answer. This tale not only emphasizes the importance of words but also invites young readers to appreciate the richness of language and the creativity it inspires. With its blend of fantasy and relatable themes, Donavan’s Word Jar serves as an engaging exploration of a child’s relationship with words.
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Donavan is fascinated by words. They seem to leap out at him from books, signs, even the back of cereal boxes. He savors each word as he learns to say it and discovers its meaning. He keeps the words he collects on slips of paper in a big glass jar. But one day the jar is almost full and Donavan has a dilemma. How can he make room for new words without giving up all the terrific words already in his jar? A visit to his grandmother provides the unexpected solution in this heartwarming story about how important words can be.
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