Hiawatha
Hiawatha by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is a beautifully illustrated picture book published by Puffin Books in 1994. This edition, comprising 32 pages, presents Longfellow’s classic poem “The Song of Hiawatha,” focusing on the early life of Hiawatha. The text captures the essence of nature, featuring elements such as lapping waters, whispering pine trees, and the vibrant imagery of dancing fireflies and swiftly running reindeer.
Readers will find a rich depiction of Hiawatha’s childhood, where he learns about the stars and the secrets of the animals, setting the stage for his future role as a leader. The illustrations by Susan Jeffers enhance the lyrical verses, creating a vivid experience that complements the themes of history and poetry. This edition serves as an engaging introduction to Longfellow’s work, appealing to those interested in juvenile nonfiction and literary criticism.
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Longfellow’s poem �e~The Song of Hiawatha�e(tm) has long been a favourite classic. In this stunning picture book, Susan Jeffers has illuminated some the poem’s most lyrical verses depicting Hiawatha’s childhood. Rich in detail, here are the lapping waters and whispering pine trees, the dancing fireflies and swiftly running reindeer of Longfellow’s hypnotic text. And here is the young Hiawatha, learning the names of the stars and the secrets of the animals, preparing to become a leader of his people.
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