Fish

Reviewed by: Kathy George - Gray Public Library, Gray Me, Southern Maine Library District

Review Date: November 8, 2016

Review

In this wordless book, the reader sets out with a boy and his dog for a day of fishing. As the hook hits the water,a letter, not a fish is caught! This continues until the boy is pulled overboard by lots of letters. readers follow the boy on his quest for the letters he needs to "save the day." The beauty of wordless books is that it gives the reader the chance to be part of the creative process. they can give voice to the characters and each time they read- the language can be different. the illustrator must give the reader enough clues to carry the story. This wordless book would work well with older readers.

Overall Book Score: good