Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter by Kenard Pak

3.95 AVERAGE

the_lobrarian's review against another edition

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  • Illustrations are watercolor and pencil, digitally enhanced

jessalynn_librarian's review against another edition

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4.0

November 2017 - another lovely and evocative story about the transition between seasons. I'm really hoping Kenard Pak goes all the way around the year!

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3.0

Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter is a nice illustrated picture book describing the changing of the seasons and how fast and wonderful it can be. You begin following a brother and sister exploring nature and as their walk takes them into town each page brings Winter closer. A very nice book to show how the seasons change around you.


Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter ★✩★
Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring ★✩★✩
Goodbye Summer, Hello Autumn ★✩★

bookdingo's review against another edition

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4.0

Lovely, soothing pictures to show the transition from fall to winter.

afro75's review against another edition

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5.0

Beautiful exploration of the change in seasons. Perfect for a unit on seasons or one on one reading.

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3.0

I loved the artwork - Stunning! A simple story about the changing seasons. It's told in verse. There really isn't much story, it's mostly invoking emotions. How nice they get snow where these kids live. Anyway.

I loved it, but it's slow and not so gripping and I wonder how kids will like it. I can base it off my niece and nephew and they would have been a little bored, accept its short. They like the funny. Well, they would have loved the cute animals too.

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5.0

“Hello, silent night. Shh...I quiet the juniper and maple trees.”

chloecaprice's review against another edition

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4.0

Beautiful pictures, very pleasant read for parents, but my toddler merely tolerates it.

kay_reads_'s review against another edition

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2.0

Beautiful illustrations with weird inaccuracies that could have been quickly researched & avoided. Makes me not want to read it aloud to children, unless as an example of how misinformation makes it into the books we read.

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5.0

Drop dead gorgeous illustrations are paired with a call and response kind of text to highlight the changes that happen when autumn gives way to winter.
I loved this so much I went through it a few times just to fully appreciate it.