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A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day
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A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day

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A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day is about optimism and survival. An awkward, young raven named Gibson finds himself on a mission to save all the birds and animals from the hazards of trash.

Gibson is inquisitive, clumsy and likes to look for shiny treasures. But when he finds his best friend Maggie the hermit crab on the beach with trash on her head he begins to realize the consequences of the glittery garbage he likes. When Hopkins the seagull arrives to warn him of the dangers of trash, Gibson sets off on a journey to warn his family and friends. The young raven tries to enlist help from his grandmother and the community of ravens, and is met with doubt and skepticism. But finding a family member entangled in trash makes him realize he needs their help. He can't fix the problem on his own.

A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day is a funny children's story about a goofy young bird, written to address the challenge of cleaning up our beaches and is a call for environmental stewardship. The story will appeal to educators working in primary grades and parents interested in sharing an environmental message with their children through an imaginative story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dale Ruth Wilson
Date
4 November 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9781738750801

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day is about optimism and survival. An awkward, young raven named Gibson finds himself on a mission to save all the birds and animals from the hazards of trash.

Gibson is inquisitive, clumsy and likes to look for shiny treasures. But when he finds his best friend Maggie the hermit crab on the beach with trash on her head he begins to realize the consequences of the glittery garbage he likes. When Hopkins the seagull arrives to warn him of the dangers of trash, Gibson sets off on a journey to warn his family and friends. The young raven tries to enlist help from his grandmother and the community of ravens, and is met with doubt and skepticism. But finding a family member entangled in trash makes him realize he needs their help. He can't fix the problem on his own.

A Caw Caw Caw Kind of Day is a funny children's story about a goofy young bird, written to address the challenge of cleaning up our beaches and is a call for environmental stewardship. The story will appeal to educators working in primary grades and parents interested in sharing an environmental message with their children through an imaginative story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dale Ruth Wilson
Date
4 November 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9781738750801