Tomorrow is Election Day! After you vote, revisit Kristen Fulton’s #firstpicturebook Q&A on LONG MAY SHE WAVE
“Fulton describes the British attack with fervor, integrating lyrics to the anthem into the narrative ... while Berry's collaged block prints with colored pencil are full of energy, action, and red, white, and blue. VERDICT A brief but stirring account of a moment in early U.S. history.”—School Library Journal
“Fulton’s rhythmically paced prose text subtly echoes lines from Key’s poem as it chronicles the real-life events”—The Horn Book magazine
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“Fulton describes the British attack with fervor, integrating lyrics to the anthem into the narrative ... while Berry's collaged block prints with colored pencil are full of energy, action, and red, white, and blue. VERDICT A brief but stirring account of a moment in early U.S. history.”—School Library Journal
“Fulton’s rhythmically paced prose text subtly echoes lines from Key’s poem as it chronicles the real-life events”—The Horn Book magazine
If you have read LONG MAY SHE WAVE, please consider writing a review:
Amazon
GoodReads