

Just this morning, I read one of my daughters an interesting story entitled
Crow Call. This book with an endearing storyline, is written by Lois Lowry. Page by page the story unfolds of a young girl and her father spending a morning in the woods together. During World War II, the father was a solider. The girl, her sister, and mother carried on while he was away. Now, he is home, and the healing must begin. This is a tender, heart felt story of how the young girl and her father begin to reconnect after years of separation. Both my daughter and I were touched by the storyline and accompanying illustrations.
Just today I saw this in the Scholastic book order sent home with M. I put a checkmark by it recognizing Lowry's name, but wanting to look into it further. Thanks for the recommendation! It sounds a bit mature for age four, but maybe in a couple years. :)
ReplyDeleteAnnette,
ReplyDeleteYou bring up an excellent point. Although this book is technically a 'picture book,' it does have a storyline that may be better for a child say 6 or older (depending on maturity).