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showell's review against another edition
3.0
Hard to really judge this fairly, as the copy we checked out from the library is missing one or two pages. What is there seems interesting for B.
cweichel's review against another edition
5.0
My grandkids love this book. (So do I) My granddaughter especially. Over the course of four bedtimes we read it at least 12 times. Near the end of their stay, she was ‘reading’ it to me.
During a storm a goose egg is blown out of it’s nest and rolls into a woodchucks nest where it hatches. The woodchucks raise it as one of their own, but the young goose isn’t happy. She has to leave home and undergo hardships before discovering that she can fly.
Years ago I saw Molly Bang who said she wrote this book for her adopted daughter who is black.
I’m a a hard core Molly Band fan anyway. Did you know she creates her fiction picture books to find her nonfiction endeavours?
During a storm a goose egg is blown out of it’s nest and rolls into a woodchucks nest where it hatches. The woodchucks raise it as one of their own, but the young goose isn’t happy. She has to leave home and undergo hardships before discovering that she can fly.
Years ago I saw Molly Bang who said she wrote this book for her adopted daughter who is black.
I’m a a hard core Molly Band fan anyway. Did you know she creates her fiction picture books to find her nonfiction endeavours?
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