Random Things Tours: Sir Louis Curlewy written by Susan Crow illustrated by Clemency Crow

I love books about birds, no matter the birds and the age. There are so many ways to reveal and raise the interest towards natural life, hence my interest for Sir Louis Curlewy, written by Susan Crow and illustrated by Clemency Crow. 

The 24-page long book in verse, illustrated in paiting-like images, may relate to the human realm, but it translated exclusively to the birds ways. In love or in survival, the birds teach us their languages and ways of expression. It makes you feel more interested in what they are actually doing and aiming at, even if you encounter them in a perfectly urban environment. 

For me, personally, this book raise my awareness about different aspects of the wildlife and the ways in which birds´ natural habitat can be maintained because otherwise their ways of communication may be dramatically affected. 

For children -preschool or a bit older - this book may play an even more relevant role, as creating daily habits and concerns related to wildlife and birds´ preservation. This may be a recommended read for science classes.

The book is provided with a QR Code with a Read Aloud Version.

Rating: 4.5 stars

Disclaimer: Book offered as part of the book tour but the opinions are, as usual, my own