Gilchrist, Jan Spivey

"In Junior's home, he knows his mother's caring voice, his father's teaching voice, his sisters' teasing voices, and the voices of the other children as they play along Green Street. As soft as a honey bee's flutter, a different voice touches Junior's mind and spirit. And Junior begins to respond to the still, small voice that clams and strengthens his heart"--Book jacket.

Describes how Autrie's feelings and understanding of her relationship with her mother will change with the passing of time.

A beautifully written narrative of a young girl's feelings and understanding of how her relationship with her mother will change with the passage of time.

An illustrated children's poem that celebrates the U.S.'s diverse landscape, wildlife, and people.