pickThis is a great story. A young man is hunting rare birds and I think he's stuffing them? Or studying them somehow? He offers a young girl $10, which would be a lot for her and her grandma, asking her for help tracking down a rare white heron. She knows where the bird is, but does she tell him? Do we make a personal sacrifice for the greater good?
“Our home-it is here in the sticks,
With three very boisterous chicks. They bully and fight until they take flight, but it‘s nothing that we cannot fix.”
“Our home-it is here in the sticks,
With three very boisterous chicks. They bully and fight until they take flight, but it‘s nothing that we cannot fix.”
I think this book would be more appropriate for older children, like middle school age. I don‘t think this would really allow younger children to see the real joy and value of poetry.
panThis anthology is definitely for older kids. The rhythm is not as obvious as some others. There also isn‘t any obvious alliterations or onomatopoeia that that‘d enjoy. There also isn‘t any internal or external rhyme.
With apologies for the blurry photo, look what landed on our bluebird house this morning! I was reading in bed early this am and saw movement out of the corner of my eye. He sat there looking around for a bit and then flew off. #wildlife #backyardbirds #heron
