Synopsis
About Eric Carle
See more books from this AuthorOnce landed, the little seed's luck holds: it is invisible to the bird that eats another seed (though not to us), ditto the mouse wintering under the ground, and though it's a late-bloomer ("Hurry!") it doesn't stop growing until it overtops houses and trees to become "a giant flower."
| Read Full Review of The Tiny SeedThis picture book admirably conveys the miracle of a seed. Flower pods burst and dispatch their seeds on the wind; the air-borne seeds are subject to myriad disasters; and the ones that make it throug
Aug 19 1991 | Read Full Review of The Tiny SeedThis picture book admirably conveys the miracle of a seed. Flower pods burst and dispatch their seeds on the wind; the air-borne seeds are subject to myriad disasters; and the ones that make it throug
Aug 19 1991 | Read Full Review of The Tiny SeedPW wrote, "The pages, like the seed pod, burst with color in this picture book that admirably conveys the miracle of a seed." Ages 4-8. (Apr.)
Apr 23 2001 | Read Full Review of The Tiny SeedPreS-Gr 2—Seeds float on the breeze through a variety of biomes and across the four seasons as listeners explore the life cycle of one tiny seed. This book has remained in print since its original publication in 1987 (S. & S.) because it is replete with so many concepts beyond the flower life cyc...
Feb 01 2016 | Read Full Review of The Tiny SeedAn aggregated and normalized score based on 43 user ratings from iDreamBooks & iTunes