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Format: Hardcover, 1st ed., 32pp.
Recommend Age Range: 5 to 8
From School Library Journal
K-Gr 3--Peacefully content on a deserted island, a hermit receives an unexpected visitor. Not only is the bird noisy, it also "splats" all over, making quite a mess. Not wanting to share his space, the man does what he can to contain the bird until it finally flies away. Now he is lonely, of course. He waits and waits. Expecting some sort of conclusion about sharing, readers wait as well. When the bird does return with "others" soon to follow, the unexpected surprise of who the others are throws all sense of didacticism out the window. Instead, this book provides an alternate perspective to the "Noah's Ark" tale that will amuse readers. The interaction between the text and art is masterful. Concise language is coupled with minimalist illustrations. Simple pen-and-ink cartoon lines are used for the characters, easily capturing the loner's changing emotions. A light wash of color establishes the background scenery while the man's clothing stands out in red. Allan makes particularly good use of turning the page to build suspense. Younger children will laugh at the bird's antics, while older readers will find the connection to a familiar story creative and clever.--Martha Topol, Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City, MI
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