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If sunlight fell like snowflakes,
gleaming yellow and so bright,
we could build a sunman,
we could have a sunball fight,
we could watch the sunflakes
drifting in the sky.
We could go sleighing
in the middle of July
through sundrifts and sunbanks,
we could ride a sunmobile,
and we could touch sunflakes—
I wonder how they'd feel.
 
Frank Asch, “Sunflakes” from Country Pie (New York: William Morrow & Company, 1979). 
Copyright 1979 by Frank Asch. Reprinted with the author’s permission.


Frank Asch has written in almost every category of children's literature including poetry, concept books, juvenile nonfiction, and children's novels. His first picture book, George's Store, (McGraw-Hill) was published in 1968. Since graduating from Cooper Union in 1969 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Mr., Asch has travelled widely in the U.S. and abroad, taught public school in India and in a Montessori school in the U.S. and has conducted art, writing, puppetry, and creative dramatics workshops for children all over the country. Frank lives in Vermont. Read more about him at www.frankasch.com.

 


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