title: Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening
author:  Robert Frost 
description: Robert Frost's well-known poem takes on new life in its first picture-book adaptation. The poem--long appreciated for its strong rhythm and evocative images--leaves readers wondering, "Where was the man going on the darkest night of the year?" and "Why on earth did he stop by the woods in a snowstorm?" Artist Susan Jeffers answers these questions visually--the kindly older gentleman who narrates the poem stops his sleigh to feed the forest birds and creatures. He stops once more to visit his daughter and grandchildren, then is off again through a blizzard, with many miles to go before he can sleep. The silent beauty of a snowy night shines through Jeffers's artwork; the man's clothing and blanket are the only bright touches of color in the white and wintry world of the woods. This quiet yet powerful book has a magic all its own. <i>(Ages 4 to 7)</i>
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  Table of Contents
  BOOK ONE: Richard
  BOOK TWO: Frank
  BOOK THREE: Jacob
  BOOK FOUR: Matthew
  BOOK FIVE: Peter
  
  BOOK ONE: Richard
  
  Chapter One - Richard
   
  My pack and I streaked through the moonlit forest of the Colorado high country, powerful
  legs sending us bounding over rocks and between the firs, spruce, and pine. Peter Frost, our pack
  leader, had caught wind of something on the western winds, and we followed his lead as we went
  loping through the pass, the dim light of the stars and 