My mom and grandmother came today to steal away our son for a few days of vacation. My grandfather recently passed away, and my grandmother is distributing to her children, grand-children, and great-grand-children many of the things he collected over the years. I have received many of his old books (more than a few gems), some ties, and a pocket knife. Today, my son received this gem of a book, published way back in 1968.
Here is the first page, which, I think, both gives air a lot of credit and suggests ways of making things that allow us to explore air:
Indeed, the whole book is rather a celebration of air that moves and how important it is. It is occasionally too
use oriented, but given how hard it is to find Latourian children's' books about air, I'll gladly settle for this one.
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