★★★★★
The illustrations stopped me on every page. We read it three times in one night.
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One fold at a time, a small story learns to fly.
Written by Meg Baker
Illustrated by Peggy Dooling-Baker
★★★★★ 4.9 from early readers Format: Paperback
Some stories are folded rather than written. The Paper Crane follows a single bird from a flat sheet of paper to open sky, painted in watercolour and ink so every feather feels alive.
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“The most beautiful picture book we have opened this year.”Sample Reviewer, parent
The illustrations stopped me on every page. We read it three times in one night.
Gentle, hopeful and beautifully made. It sits on our shelf face out.
That crane with its wings wide open is something I want framed on my wall.
I bought one for each grandchild. The colours glow right off the page.
A quiet, lovely story. Children asked for it again at storytime.
I teared up at the last page. A small book with a big heart.
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