Monday, October 12, 2015

Traditional Text Book Blog #3

Title: Eagle Boy: A Pacific Northwest Tale
Author and Illustrator: Richard Lee Vaughan and Lee Christiansen
Publisher: Sasquatch Books

Publication Date: 2000
ISBN Number: 978-1570615924

Amanda’s Rating: 4.5/5

Brief Summary: Eagle Boy is the tale of a boy named Eagle Boy who is shunned by others for giving his fish to eagles.  When the village moves away in search of food, they abandon him.  Eagles help him by bringing him food so he does not starve and Eagle Boy saves his village by forgiving them and giving them food.


Evaluation Statement: Eagle Boy is a wonderful tale for children to read.  It includes beautiful and colorful illustrations.  The story promotes generosity, kindness to animals, and forgiveness while keeping children interested and entertained.  

3 comments:

  1. The cover of this book is very striking. I love how the Eagle takes up more than the whole frame. It definitely adds an imposing feeling and adds to the idea of the animal's strength.

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  2. This book sounds like a good one to read. I love the cover and how the eagle's eyes really stare at you.

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  3. being kind to animals is a great message for young readers.

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