chicken soup with rice a book of months book

What I loved the most about these illustrations is that the boy is always shown doing something ridiculous that deals with the month being mentioned such as the image of the boy swimming in the ocean while a turtle is stirring up chicken soup at the bottom of the ocean during the month of July.

Also, the main character, which is a boy, is the same boy that shows up in all of the Nutshell library book series which will help many children realize that this boy is apart of the Nutshell library book series. Maurice Sendak’s illustrations are truly beautiful and creative as the main colors used in the illustrations are yellow, black, grey, green, and white and also, the illustrations have a somewhat scratchy look that provides the old fashioned feel to the story. My favorite poem in the book was the poem about the month of March, which is recited as:

Maurice Sendak did an excellent job at writing this book in a lyrical and poetic way, which makes the book extremely hilarious and creative at the same time by putting hilarious situations with each month described in the book.

I have always loved Carole King’s version of this classic book by Maurice Sendak and when I finally read this book, I was so intrigued by Maurice Sendak’s illustrations and writing in this book. I have first heard about “Chicken Soup with Rice” on a Weston Woods video where Carole King sings the song “Chicken Soup with Rice” on “Really Rosie.” “Chicken Soup with Rice” is a book about the months of the year by Maurice Sendak that details the months of the year in a poetic way and will surely be an instant favorite for many children who love learning about the months of the year! Thanks, dear Julie, for steering me toward this late-night book delight. Now, of course, I must buy the book and the song. It took me to a happy place-it’s just uplifting. This will take all of five minutes to listen to. I don’t dare try to sing it myself, even though it’s a catchy tune my cat Mr. In the video below, you get to see the fabulous book illustrations as King sings and you read. This little book in verse also comes in the form of a song by Carole King. I know for a fact that this chicken soup book would have been a scrumptious added treat for the kids. Now this! Now this! Julie (Grippo) leads me to the coolest reads, like this gem. Man, I wish had known about this book when my kids were young! I love Maurice Sendak and so do the kids-his Where the Wild Things Are was a favorite bedtime read (oh the pictures are just so beauteous).

Chicken soup with rice a book of months book