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School Library Journal
Starred Review on July 1, 2010
PreS-Gr 3 Illustrations and text work as one as a boy spies a bird and begins to ask questions. "Little black crow, /where do you go?/Where do you go/in the cold white snow?/Where do you go?" The initially fact-based inquiries progress from solid to more ethereal. "Little black crow/in the white snow, /in the blue s...Log In or Sign Up to Read More
Horn Book Magazine
Reviewed on July 1, 2010
With typical Raschka panache, this quiet but compelling book starts on the opening endpapers—just barely. In an expanse of blue sky, a smudge on the far-right edge resolves itself (after the page turn) into a crow flying into the purview of a little boy perched on a split-rail fence. What follows is a kind of lyrical meditation, as the boy wonders about the crow's life—where it go...Log In or Sign Up to Read More
Horn Book Guide
Reviewed on January 1, 2010
In this quietly compelling book, a boy perched on a split-rail fence wonders about a crow's life--where it goes, whom it love...Log In or Sign Up to Read More