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Come with Me: Poems for a Journey by Dan Yaccarino, Naomi Shihab Nye

lattelibrarian's review against another edition

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5.0

Nye is a master at her art--her poetry is so beautiful and subtle and so riveting that I can't do anything but to applaud it.  Paired with Yaccarino's collages, the poetry takes on a new life: everyday objects become faces, hands, emotions.  And emotions are what get me--especially in my favorite poem "Torn Map".  There's many people you can meet on a journey, there's many speeds a journey can have, and many destinations.  But so much of what a journey consists on depends on the perspective, and that's exactly what this book gives you: perspective.

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3.0

One of my favorite poets whose work I usually savor however the format of this book (large as a child's picture book) and the style of illustration (fitting for a children's book) disrupted the experience

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5.0

A beautiful pairing of poems and illustrations. I enjoyed the book as a whole, but will pull a few stand out poems to bring to class discussion and future reading like: Come with me, Somebody’s story, Courage, and Torn map.
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