as His Grandpa Shows Him The Traditional Way Of Making Maple Syrup, A Boy Finds His Bond With Nature Strengthened. children's Literature for Many, The Process Of Making Maple Syrup From Sap Is An Annual Springtime Tradition. Such Is The Case For This Little Boy And His Grandfather. Together They Tap The Trees And Wait For Each Drop To Fall In The Bucket. While They Wait, The Boy And His Grandfather Look Around The Forest And Trade Observations Of The...
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as His Grandpa Shows Him The Traditional Way Of Making Maple Syrup, A Boy Finds His Bond With Nature Strengthened.
children's Literature
for Many, The Process Of Making Maple Syrup From Sap Is An Annual Springtime Tradition. Such Is The Case For This Little Boy And His Grandfather. Together They Tap The Trees And Wait For Each Drop To Fall In The Bucket. While They Wait, The Boy And His Grandfather Look Around The Forest And Trade Observations Of The First Signs Of Spring. This Is A Special Time For The Boy And His Grandfather. It Takes Many Days And Lots Of Hard Work. Grandpa Stirs Long Into The Night To Keep The Syrup Boiling Without Allowing It To Burn. Finally The Syrup Is Ready And Is Shared At Breakfast On Grandma's Pancakes. The Vivid Illustrations Make The Reader Feel A Part Of The Forest And The Syrup Making Adventure. A Great Story For Those Who Have Never Experienced Making Maple Syrup, And A Pleasant Memory For Those Of Us Who Have.
