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From School Library Journal PreSchoolGrade 2Two of the three ravens perched in a tree are complainers. They hate the snow, the cold, and everything else about winter. The third bird is quiet, curious, and thrilled by the children below making snow angels. Of course, he has to try to make one, too, and the story unfolds delightfully. Hechler's plot, weaving in some flights of fantasy and a strong message about creativity and trying new things, moves ahead with simple, rhythmic dialogue that captures the characters and invites reading aloud: 'Brrrrrrr,' whimpered the first raven. Oh, woe,' whined the second one. The third raven didn't say anything at all.' Muller's comical paintings blend seamlessly with the joyful story, creating a stark landscape expressionistically splashed with surprising hues. The feathers on the quirky ravens reflect a patchwork of color from the sun and moon, and the varying perspectives generate visual interest. Children will enjoy the gentle humor in both the text and pictures, and in the visual story line that overflows onto the endpapers. A beautiful book.Lee Bock, Glenbrook Elementary School, Pulaski, WICopyright 2003 Reed Business Information, Inc. Product Description In the dead of winter, three ravens perch on the gnarly branch of an old tree. Two of the ravens complain bitterly, grumbling and squawking about the cold and snow. But the third raven doesn't say a word. As he watches the children frolicking in the snow, flopping on the ground and filling the field with fresh snow angels, he longs to join in the fun. The plucky little raven spends a tireless night, wiggling and hopping, trying to make a snow angel of his own. His comic efforts, his cheerful outlook, and his perseveranceand the surprising reward they bringwill warm young readers' hearts, even on the coldest winter night. About the Author Hachler has worked for the past ten years as a freelance journalist specializing in music.Antonio Lozano is a journalist and children's book writer. Birte Muller is an author and illustrator.
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