- Overview
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This book uses onomatopoeias to describe the process of how rice ends up at our tables—from planting to growing, ripening, and eating.
- Book Intro
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This is a picture book that illustrates how rice is planted and ends up on our tables. The seedlings are planted, then they grow. They sway in the wind, then they're propped up. They ripen until golden brown, then they’re cut and threshed. Some are eaten by birds, and some are used as fodder for livestock. The author's witty wordplay and onomatopoeia usage are the highlights of this book.
- About the Author
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BAMCO
Bamco studied textile art in college. He creates picture books by discovering hidden pieces of imagination. His books include Have You Heard? and Love Is 123.
- Recommendation
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KPIPA, 2019, Supported SME Publisher Content 2020-2021 Book Start Selection