Apples and Pumpkins
by
Anne Rockwell & Lizzy Rockwell
Order:
USA
Can
Simon & Schuster, 2014 (2014)
Hardcover, e-Book
Reviewed by Bob Walch
W
ith the trees sporting their Fall colors and a chill in the air, it is time to head to Comstock Farm to pick apples and select some pumpkins. First, mom and dad fill a basket with fresh, ripe, red apples. Then it is off to the pumpkin patch where the youngest member of the family gets to select a nice, orange pumpkin.
W
hen the family arrives back at their house the jack-o'-lantern carving begins. Once the scary face is carved, a candle is placed inside the pumpkin, because Halloween night is just around the corner when the neighborhood children go trick-or-treating.
T
his seasonal board book captures the sights of autumn and, for any family who likes to go out to the farm to find a pumpkin, this offers a nice memento of the yearly tradition.
T
he illustrations are top notch and are worth the price of this celebratory picture book.
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