Description Share Post A Little Slice of Sky Lydia Corry (Bloomsbury Children’s Books) Max can see A Little Slice of Sky. However below him are people marching ‘to and fro’. His view changes when a little bird visits. In fact it hops ‘right inside his room’. What’s more, he stays all day so that they can play ‘games and tricks on one another’ alongside finishing a jigsaw. Where has the bird ‘come from/ And where [is] it going?’ Then again, might this bird return? Furthermore, what if this little bird drops something for Max to find? Something, in fact, that might change Max’s view, and those of the busy people? Like My Heart Was a Tree, for example, this wonderful picture book offers a reminder of our view, our reality. Then again, we see the difference that a greener future makes to each of us. After all, doesn’t it unite the people, for example? Change the colours of our world? Bookwagon loves Lydia Corry‘s beautiful picture book. Look at the contrast of colour and tone. Then again, look at the variety of views and perspectives. What clever picture making. What wonderful, meaningful storytelling. Bookwagon loves and recommends A Little Slice of Sky.
