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When the Animals Saved Earth

Alexis York Lumbard Β· 2015
78/100
πŸ‘ Worth It

Rooted in a 10th-century Iraqi fable, this picture book makes a case for justice and compassion toward creation through a story that crosses cultural lines with ease. One honorable youth stands with the animals before a wise king, and right wins out. Alexis York Lumbard's alliterative prose is a pleasure to read aloud, and the moral arc is clear and satisfying. The honest caveat: Demi's soft pastel illustrations feel tonally lighter than the story's content β€” the text describes human cruelty to animals in pointed terms that may be intense for the youngest children. The 2015 Middle East Book Award is well deserved. A meaningful choice for families who want stories about stewardship and justice.

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Public sentiment (amazon.com)96
Expert / editorial (commonsensemedia.org)100
Public sentiment (goodreads)67
Penny’s verdict78
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