When Beavers Flew by Kristen Tracy, illustrated by Luisa Uribe. NON-FICTION PICTURE BOOK. Random House Kids, 2024. $19. 9780593647523
BUYING ADVISORY: EL (K-3) - ADVISABLE
APPEALS TO: SEVERAL
"When Beavers Flew" follows the story of McCall, Idaho and its growing population of humans rivaled with the presence of beavers. Using ingenuity, invention, and care for the creatures, the settlers of the town worked together to safely relocate the beavers.
Tracy writes simply and beautifully, explaining to readers the importance of conservation while staying in touch with the story, while Uribe's illustrations are soft and hook readers in. "When Beavers Flew" is an inspiring and unique story of early animal conservation and why it's important to keep conserving animal's habitats. Along with the story, we also learn the importance of keeping animals and their habitats safe and how we can live together peacefully. "When Beavers Flew" is a great pick for any kid who's interested in history, animals, and more.
Bryant Baird, Librarian
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