BOOKS

No Two Alike

by Keith BAKER
illus. by Keith Baker. 36p. S. & S./Little Simon. 2014. Board $7.99. ISBN 9781481415026.
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PreS—Two seemingly identical red birds flit through the snow, conveying a simple yet significant message: everything—and everyone—is unique. The combination of Baker's soothing, rhythmic cadence and his gentle, soft-hued illustrations result in a surprisingly warm winter wonderland.
New ed., 2011, Beach Lane. In a thoughtfully structured board book, two red birds explore a snowy landscape, while a rhyming text draws listeners into looking carefully at the pictures to find similarities and differences between things. The digitally rendered illustrations are in muted blues and greens, the bright birds and other animals lending their colors and providing more items for children to spot.
Reviewed by Staff , Dec 01, 2014

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