About This Book
Robin suffers a sudden and painful injury. Follow along as she overcomes sadness and loss which leaves her questioning her identity. What she discovers is better than she could have ever imagined.
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Wonderlit Review
This picture book introduces young readers to Robin, a songbird who experiences a sudden injury. The story directly addresses themes of sadness, loss, and questioning one's identity in the face of adversity. It handles these sensitive topics with a gentle, hopeful arc, showing Robin's journey from despair to discovery and resilience. This book is particularly suited for children who may be dealing with their own physical injuries, emotional losses, or moments of self-doubt. A parent might reach for this when their child is recovering from an accident, feeling sad about a change, or struggling with self-esteem. Parents should be prepared to discuss the initial sadness and injury, emphasizing Robin's eventual triumph. Younger children (3-5) will connect with the animal character and the emotional journey, while slightly older children (6-7) might engage more deeply with the themes of identity and perseverance. Its focus on an animal's emotional journey offers a relatable, yet slightly distanced, way to explore complex feelings.
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