City Signs

by Zoran Milich

Overview

Award-winning photojournalist Zoran Milich captures a world of words in the simplicity of big, bold signs. As young children discover the thirty colorful photographs in City Signs, they will delight in seeing people and places that are a part of their everyday world. With that delight comes the growing recognition of the words that are all around them — and the exhilarating discovery that they can READ!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781554539802
Publisher:	Kids Can Press
Publication date:	09/28/2013
Pages:	32
Sales rank:	420,819
Product dimensions:	9.00(w) x 7.20(h) x 0.70(d)
Age Range:	2 - 5 Years

About the Author

Zoran Milich is an award-winning photojournalist. He lives in Toronto, Ontario.

Editorial Reviews

This attractive early learning and reading resource is an ideal fit for public library collections and programs focused on early childhood and family literacy.

Quill &Quire

The urban scene unfolds in City Signs by Zoran Milich, through 30 artistic photographs-a police car, school bus and construction site among them-all framed by wide white borders. The only text appears on the vehicles and signs. Carefully choreographed spreads teach themes or concepts, whether featuring a red car under an "enter" sign and another at an "exit" or a spread of pizza and ice cream vendors.

Publishers Weekly

This attractive early learning and reading resource is an ideal fit for public library collections and programs focused on early childhood and family literacy.—Quill & Quire

Carefully choreographed spreads teach themes or concepts, whether featuring a red car under an “enter” sign and another at an “exit” sign or a spread of pizza and ice cream vendors.—Publishers Weekly

The 30 photographs here demonstrate that even children who can't yet read a book understand many of the words they see around them. The quality of the pictures is very good. They are nicely composed, clear, and often colorful.—Booklist

From the Publisher

The 30 photographs here demonstrate that even children who can’t yet read a book understand many of the words they see around them. The quality of the pictures is very good. They are nicely composed, clear, and often colorful.

Booklist