The Litter Critters were all found hiding in the woodland litter by Patience Mason. In her hands, acorns, twigs, leaves and pinecones become Litter Critters, each with a personality of its own. As the they gather to watch the sunset at the shady river, the Litter Critters introduce pre- school kids to the alphabet, both upper and lower case letters. There’s even an alphabetical order review on page“Z.”
• ".. A book that will engage young readers with its unusual creatures and may inspire them to create their own.” -- Kirkus Reviews
• " A unique and captivating work of art in more ways than one, Woodland Litter Critters is a wonderful ABC book for parents and children to share--and perhaps inspiration to create one's own critter art projects from ordinary woodland litter! -- Midwest Book Review
• "Woodland Litter Critters ABC is the most imaginative and creative ABC book I have ever seen." -- Sue Morrison, kid-lit-reviews.com
• The very last page of the book includes some photos with diagrams that explain what some of the "critters" were made of, which would allow readers to make some of their own critters." --Kelly R. Fineman, Writing and Ruminating, Livejournal
• "This is a truly unique book with animal critters made from objects found in nature. It's clever, creative, and lots of fun. Patience Mason and Robert Mason teamed up to create a masterpiece. I look forward to enjoying more of their creations.” -- Shirley, Goodreads
• ".. A book that will engage young readers with its unusual creatures and may inspire them to create their own.” -- Kirkus Reviews
• " A unique and captivating work of art in more ways than one, Woodland Litter Critters is a wonderful ABC book for parents and children to share--and perhaps inspiration to create one's own critter art projects from ordinary woodland litter! -- Midwest Book Review
• "Woodland Litter Critters ABC is the most imaginative and creative ABC book I have ever seen." -- Sue Morrison, kid-lit-reviews.com
• The very last page of the book includes some photos with diagrams that explain what some of the "critters" were made of, which would allow readers to make some of their own critters." --Kelly R. Fineman, Writing and Ruminating, Livejournal
• "This is a truly unique book with animal critters made from objects found in nature. It's clever, creative, and lots of fun. Patience Mason and Robert Mason teamed up to create a masterpiece. I look forward to enjoying more of their creations.” -- Shirley, Goodreads
