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    Silver, the Littlest Raindrop
    Silver, the Littlest Raindrop
    Silver, the Littlest Raindrop
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    Silver, the Littlest Raindrop

    By Roberta Jean Nowlin and Rich Sigberman

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    This fanciful picture book recounts the adventures of Silver, the littlest raindrop, as he becomes part of Mother Cloud and moves through the water cycle. It is a journey of mystery and transformation, a weaving of science and spirit. The book delivers meaning and message for readers of all ages. The language is poetic and musical; the illustrat

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoberta Jean Nowlin
    Release dateJul 24, 2016
    ISBN9780986290527
    Silver, the Littlest Raindrop
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    Roberta Jean Nowlin

    Roberta Jean Nowlin, teacher, writer, singer and musician, earned her Bachelor of Science degree at the State University of New York at Albany and her Masters degree in Education at C.W. Post College, Long Island University. Roberta has enjoyed a lifetime of teaching, performing, playing and singing, with children all across America. Currently, she lives with her husband and their watchcat, Jumper, in the San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado.

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