Richard McGuire

This is a great early reader book, as it is easy and all the words are very similar. It brings us through the circle of life, how everything becomes something new and then that thing will become something else. I think this would be good for kindergarten and preschool children to start their reading journey.

When night becomes day, many things change. Mountains become valleys, rivers become oceans, and so on. This book would be good for kindergarten. It could be used to teach things like where rain comes from, or how beaches are formed, but in simple terms.

Wow. Kinda creepy, kinda sweet. I keep thinking about it which is always a thrill with a book. I'm sure I'll look at it many more times. Not much of a review I guess, just get the book. If you don't like it maybe give it as a housewarming present, it's just so cool.

A very clever book depicting the events occurring in a singular location over hundreds of thousands of years. Many sketches on each page show simultaneous situations in varied years. Following the storylines is sometimes tricky, but many scenes show the universality of human experience over time. It's something you've never seen before!