So it is officially springtime! There are lots of stories about spring, but here are some you might not have found if you were looking:
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A New Beginning: celebrating the spring equinox [2] by Wendy Pfeffer. This one is in the holiday section; it talks about the traditions and celebrations that people throughout history and around the world still take part in at the end of winter and beginning of spring.
Bunny Bunny Catkin [3] by Cathy MacLennan. The art is very cute with splotches of paint turned into bunnies and pussy willows and bluebirds.
One that always use at storytime is Possum and the Peeper [4]by Anne Hunter. Possum and other animals go in search of the creature making those loud peeping noises that woke them up. (When fall comes around try Possum's Harvest Moon [7].)
A lot of books about spring have daffodils as a sign of spring (Splish splash Spring [8], My Spring Robin [9], among others) which is kind of a let-down, since daffodils that grow in Houston bloom in winter, but this brand new book is really cute anyway - That's not a daffodil! [5] by Elizabeth Honey. Its an import from Australia.
In Fletcher and the Springtime Blossoms [6]by Julia Rawlinson, Fletcher the fox sees blossoms that have fallen from the trees and thinks it has snowed. Fletcher also has a really cute fall/winter story: Fletcher and the Falling Leaves [10].
