L is for Lakes & Lines

The Great Lakes: Our Freshwater Treasure
Written by: Barb Rosenstock
Illustrated by: Jamey Christoph

A perfect book for anyone who has ever visited The Great Lakes or anyone wanting to learn more. The book walks us through how The Great Lakes were formed, fresh vs. salt water and what we can all do to protect our precious fresh water.

A Line Can Go Anywhere: The Brilliant, Resilient Life of Artist Ruth Asawa
Written by: Caroline McAlister
Illustrated by: Jamie Green

A powerful story about an artist with resilience and perseverance. Displaced after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Ruth found that lines were everywhere. Connections to her family in Japan, in school, waiting in lines for food in prison, twisted lines of barbed wire, zig zag lines as she tried to graduated, etc. She made art and believed, “Art is for everyone.”

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Christina Dankert
Author & Educator
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