The way to start a day : Byrd Baylor. [print]

From cavemen, to the Aztecs, to the ancient Egyptians, Baylor Bird describes the ways that people throughout history and the world celebrated the dawn. By the end you may be inspired to create your own song for the sunrise. AMAZON

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Byrd Baylor has always lived in the Southwest, mainly in Southern Arizona near the Mexican border. She is at home with the southwestern desert cliffs and mesas, rocks and open skies. She is comforted by desert storms. The Tohono O'odham people, previously known as the Papagos, are her neighbors and close friends. She has focused many of her writings on the region's landscape, peoples, and values. Through her books of rhythmic prose poetry, written primarily for children, she celebrates the beauty of nature and her own feelings of rapport with it. Byrd has written many books for children. Her books have been honored with many prestigious children's book awards, including the Caldecott Award and the Texas Bluebonnet Award. All of her books are full of the places and the peoples that she knows. She thinks of these books as her own kind of private love songs to the place she calls home. https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/36067.Byrd_Baylor

Caldecott Medal Nominee, 1979

Children's Award winner