"The Square Book of Animals" by Arthur Waugh is a captivating collection of children’s rhymes, beautifully paired with illustrations that bring each animal vividly to life. The book introduces young readers to a range of animals through playful language and charming verses. Each poem highlights the unique qualities and behaviors of creatures such as the bulldog, the pig, and the hen, all while painting a vivid picture of rural life and simple elegance. With humor and insight, the book aims to entertain and educate, fostering a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural world.
The Square Book of Animals
By Arthur Waugh
An array of whimsical verses dances off the page, painting memorable pictures of rural creatures and their funny quirks for young minds.
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2012-05-08
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