About This Book
Ralph Fletcher's Twilight Comes Twice is a free verse poetry collection that explores the serene moments of dusk and dawn. Through rich, descriptive language, the book invites readers to observe the natural world as it shifts from day to night and back again, highlighting the unique activities and feelings associated with these special times. While some critical reception notes the book is more cerebral than emotionally engaging, it offers a beautiful opportunity to discuss poetic language, natural cycles, and quiet observation with children aged 4-11. The illustrations are particularly noted for their clarity and beauty, complementing the text.
Poetic prose describes dusk and dawn and some of the activities that take place at those special times.
Discussion Prompts
1
What are some things you notice when it's getting dark outside? What about when the sun is just coming up?
2
The book uses beautiful words to describe twilight. What are some of your favorite descriptions?
3
How do you feel when it's dusk or dawn? Do you think the book captures those feelings?
4
What does "twilight comes twice" mean to you?
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