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It’s never too early to instill a love of nature and poetry into the next generation.
That’s why Cayucos-based author Kime recently published a book of poems called Our Earth Has a Voice. This book of rhymes depicts nature’s beautiful creations. Kime envisioned this book as a quiet-time read for children ages 3 to 7 years old. According to the author, her words allow readers to immerse themselves in their everyday surroundings and appreciate the colorful splendor that life has to offer.
Our Earth Has a Voice costs $13.05 for the paperback version on Amazon and $9.99 for the Kindle edition.
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