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Lucy's Summer,Used
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Take your children back to 1910 for an oldfashioned New England summer in the country, complete with a July Fourth parade.Poet laureate Donald Hall (author of The OxCart Man and other classics of country life) grew up spending his summers on his grandfathers farm in rural New Hampshire. It was there he milked cows, raised sheep, and heard stories about the past that are brought to life in this readaloud picture book for young children.In that longago time, the biggest celebration of the year was the July Fourth celebration in Danbury, New Hampshirecomplete with flags, marching bands, speeches, and ice cream. A trip to Boston, where toys could be bought for a penny apiece, was a major event. This is a piece of Americana that will bring readersand listenersback to a simpler time when pleasure came from making as much as buying, where politics were truly local, and when worth was determined by character, not price.Published in the same format and with the same delightful handcolored scratchboard illustrations by Michael McCurdy as Donald Halls Lucys Christmas, this is a wonderful way to share oldtime summer traditions and history with your child.
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