Flock of Cranes
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Pub Date Nov 1 2023 | Archive Date Aug 13 2026
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Description
Grab your spyglasses and discover two flocks of cranes in this heartwarming tale of two children enchanted by their view outside their bedroom window.
Find all the different cranes that make up this unusual flock.
Includes directions to fold your own origami crane!
Targeted for children ages 6 - 7, This is a heartwarming tale of two children enchanted by cranes.
From Author Kelley M Likes and Illustrator Ninnani comes a beautifully illustrated, unique concept book all about cranes.
Kids ages: 6 and 7
Grade: 1st
Early Reader
Lexile Level 360L
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9798889020318 |
| PRICE | $6.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 48 |
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Featured Reviews
Educator 840648
What incredible artwork! The story is cute as well. The only thin I think I would do, in addition, is tell children before they read it that some cranes are birds and others are machines because at that reading level, many won't get it if you don't.
The origami crane instructions are a super addition!
Theresa P, Librarian
An adorable way to teach about birds, machinery and even homonyms. Simple but fun, and i liked the inclusion of origami directions in the back.
Dee G, Reviewer
A sweet and simple style book showing two children's different views from the same window.
One's fascination are the birds at the zoo while the others are the working cranes on the building site opposite.
This was informative regarding different types of cranes(for both) and the pictures alongside were easy to spot and understand.
Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC.
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