Sunday, November 2, 2014

Annotated Bibliography #37

The Year Comes Round: Haiku Through the Seasons by Sid Farrar

Haiku: Three lines, seventeen syllables (five syllables, seven syllables, five syllables), also known as everyone's favorite poems because they don't have to rhyme. This book contains fourteen haiku, a page of information about haiku, information about the cycle of life, and information about the four seasons. In addition to these things, there are illustrations that coordinate with each of the haiku, as well as the informational pages. This book is ideal for those interested in poetry or reading about the changing of the seasons.

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