Home, by Jeannie Baker
Greenwillow, 2004
A wordless picture book that observes the changes in a neighborhood from
before a girl is born until she is an adult, as it first decays and then
is renewed by the efforts of the residents.
"A Neal Porter book" Roaring Brook Press, 2004
Presents a wordless story in which a young boy chases his soccer ball into an abandoned theater and is suddenly transported to the stage of the Globe Theater, inspiring the ire of William Shakespeare who pursues the lad through London and back into his own time. Interest Level: K-3
Dial Books for Young Readers, 1967
Tells in pictures a boy's unsuccessful attempts to catch a frog. See also:
Frog on his Own
Frog Goes to Dinner
Frog, Where are You?
The Red Book, by Barbara Lehman
Houghton Mifflin, 2004
"Opening a square red book she's found in a snow bank, a girl views
a boy on a beach--who finds, in the sand, a duplicate book in which he
sees the girl in her classroom. Her book, his book, and the reader's book
are all wordless, but the narrative is straightforward--or is it? The
simply drawn art is appropriate to this pleasing puzzle." (Horn Book)
