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Marsh Music![]() Marsh Music, a frog fantasy In Marsh Music different species of frogs convene in a marsh at night. Fireflies light up the stage and Maestro bullfrog raises his baton. The music begins, softly at first, but builds to a crescendo as the music goes on. Just before dawn, the frogs depart, but the serenade is not over--- The story is a fantasy, but the cast of characters represents a cross-section of frogs who live in marshes, while their performance is described with musical vocabulary.The book is a lesson on nature, frogs and music theory, and is lots of fun to read. Grades: K-4; 8x10; 32 pages; ISBN 0-7613-1850-X Lerner Publications/ 1-800-328-4929 Reviews "Berkes turns the night songs of all kinds of frogs into a concert, with maestro bullfrog conducting. An entertaining way to teach children about both nature and music....Noreika's watercolor paintings of marsh life are stunningly detailed and luminous. They perfectly complement this book." --Booklist "Marsh Music" has the visual and verbal pizzazz to make it a read-it-again treat." --School Library Journal |
![]() "Two leopard frogs leap through the air. They're dancing a ballet. They pirouette on lily pads And then they swim away." ![]() What a great display at this school and lots of "Hoppy" Reading! ![]() The author, talking about frogs in the marsh, and why they live in wetlands. ![]() Autographing copies of Marsh Music after a presentation at an elementary school in Florida. |
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