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Reviewed by Emma Megan for Readers' Favorite
Woe is Me...It's Spring! is a sweet, fun, and informative children's picture book. Penned and illustrated by Amy Dua, this book teaches children about spring and what animals do when new life emerges after the challenging winter months. It shows how each being, such as a ladybug, bird, fish, snake, or deer, emerges from hibernation and becomes active when spring arrives, revealing interesting facts about each one. It also shows how a human girl prepares for spring. This book contains information about what animals, insects, and humans do to continue the life cycle during each spring. Children who want to learn what animals do in the spring should read this book. Children and adults alike will learn a lot from it.
Woe is Me...It's Spring! is a vibrant and full-of-life picture book, perfect for children ages 2–8. Amy Dua invites kids to witness and celebrate the cycle of life. The gorgeous illustrations, educational and catchy rhymes, and information will engage and captivate each reader, whether they read it alone or with an adult. This charming book will inspire readers to appreciate the natural wonders of the world around them and cherish spring's miracles. It will help young minds understand what the creatures they may see every day do when spring appears. Parents can read it to their children and follow together each character's journey through the season of new beginnings and the awakening of nature. It's a delightful addition to any animal and nature lover's bookshelf.
