Product Description
by Susan Reed (Author), Mariona Cabassa (Illustrator), Susan Reed (Performed by)
A brand new Barefoot Singalong about the earth's orbit!
The earth circles round the sun each year.Past days, weeks, and months, our birthdays we cheer,
growing taller, faster, smarter, wiser.
The earth circles round the sun each year. What creates the seasons? How does day turn to night? Learn how the sun and moon create earth's seasonal and daily cycles in this uplifting, musical exploration of the beautiful planet we call home. Written and sung by Susan Reed (Over in the Meadow and Up, Up, Up) and illustrated by Mariona Cabassa (Whatever Comes Tomorrow, Barefoot Books Water, and A Gift for Amma), the calming music and vibrant illustrations help children understand our place in the universe.
- Includes a QR code to original audio and animation
- Endnotes dive more into STEAM topics such as seasons, stars, the moon and more
- Teaches kids about earth's orbit in a fun, accessible way
Back Jacket
The earth circles round the sun each year. Past days, weeks, and months, our birthdays we cheer ... This uplifting singalong features online access to audio and video animation of the story.
Author Biography
Susan Reed is a violinist, vocalist, storyteller, recording artist, author, and educator from the Boston area. She combines her musical artistry with storytelling, crafting original shows that celebrate our humanity. She is equally adept in collaboration, adding her lyrical line to the musical mix of the moment. Common to her performances is her trademark warmth and wit, and her conviction that music has the power to broaden people's understanding of the world around them.
Mariona Cabassa is a native of Catalonia, Spain, who has illustrated nearly 100 children's books. She studied at art school in Barcelona, followed by further research in Strasbourg, France. Her many years of working as an illustrator, painter, installation maker, and tattoo artist reflect her fascination with form and her desire to explore different palettes. Mariona's technique combines water-based paints, pencils, and a digital touch to create rich and vibrant illustrations.
