Books with title A Song of Four Seasons

Welcome to my debut poetry novella out of the Duology Series ‘The Four Seasons.’ The first book ‘The Four Seasons of Her’ is a collection of poems that pursues themes of self-discovery and retrospection by a woman navigating through life, love and loss as the seasons unfold. It is designed for women to appreciate their beauty and growth, their strengths and weaknesses, their sensuality and power, and mostly their love, in every woeful and wonderful manifestation that we juxtapose it to be.

Allegra Katz has been playing piano since she was four. But these aren't just any piano lessons. She studies at the Julliard School in New York, where careers are being formed—or not.Between strict practice schedules, music classes, and regular school, Ally doesn't have time for much else. Sometimes she wishes she could break free, but she's never known any other way. Her parents—a professional violinist and a singer—would kill her if they knew she was thinking about quitting piano, especially her mother.So she keeps on going, but as the months go by, she begins to ask herself, does she even love the piano? Why does she play? And how much longer can she stand the pressure before she breaks?

Mother Deer had a baby fawn born in late spring that she named "Buck". We follow Buck through his first year of life, which includes spring, summer, fall, and winter. Each season is accompanied by their activities with gorgeous photos! There's even an explanation of what causes the changes in the seasons ( for older children). You'll want to get this endearing resource for your children's library. It's age appropriate for children 4-9.

Sagebrush and her pack want to raise their cubs in honesty and strength. Puma is fiercely independent, determined to take care of herself. Holly wants to teach her cubs to take care of themselves. Thorn wants to keep his sister Cherokee by his side. Ivy wants to keep her nest safe from prying eyes and for the fish to return in their usual numbers. Talon wants to raise his chicks away from any unwanted influence. Rose wants her calf to grow up without fear of unnatural predators. And Roarer wants to spend the best days of the year without a foreign presence. What happens when humans appear in the equation, weaving themselves into the lives of every one of Yellowstone's creatures?