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Another Breath from Breathe and Be by Kate Coombs [Poetry Friday]

November 9, 2017 By Laura

Leaves on a Stream_Coombs

Happy Poetry Friday! (Wondering what Poetry Friday is? Click here.) Last month, I shared Kate Coombs’ gorgeous new picture book, Breathe and Be (Sounds True, 2017). I think a lot of you connected with that post and the book, and I’m happy to share a bit more from Kate. We both had other blogligations (yep, […]

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Breathe and Be by Kate Coombs [Poetry Friday]

October 12, 2017 By Laura

spread from Breathe and Be, by Kate Coombs

Happy Poetry Friday! (Wondering what Poetry Friday is? Click here.) Poet friend Kate Coombs sent me a copy of her new picture book, Breathe and Be (Sounds True, 2017). It came in the mail on a busy day (is there such a thing as an un-busy day?), and I was going to wait until the […]

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[psvid] “Song of the Boat” (Kate Coombs)

April 22, 2013 By Laura

Happy National Poetry Month! Thanks for dropping by my Poem Starter Video party. We’re winding down into the last full week–I hope you’re having a great month! Today’s poem comes from Water Sings Blue (Chronicle, 2012), by?Kate Coombs. Kate is a magical writer–I hope you seek out both her poetry and her prose. It’s all […]

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[Poetry Friday] Seagulls (by Kate Coombs)

January 17, 2013 By Laura

I’m highlighting poetry books?on the CYBILS shortlist–the ones that?I’ve read?but haven’t shared?here yet. Last week, I shared a poem from?Douglas Florian’s UnBEElievables: Honeybee Poems and Paintings. These week I’m sharing one from Water Sings Blue: Ocean Poems, by Kate Coombs, beautifully illustrated by Meilo So (Chronicle, 2012). I love the ocean. I grew up in […]

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One Book I Love: The Runaway Dragon

November 23, 2009 By Laura

Last week, I finished reading The Runaway Dragon, by Kate Coombs. I only became aware of Kate and this book because of the wonderful poems she’s been sharing in various online poetry stretches/exercises. I thought this was a picture book when I put it on reserve at my library, but it’s a middle-grade novel. A […]

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