The Far-Flung Adventures Of Homer The Hummer

From School Library Journal PreSchool-Grade 3–Embedded in this fictional account of the migration of a ruby-throated hummingbird is basic information about these tiny birds. Homer's perilous flight takes him from the Costa Rican cloud forest across miles of ocean before he reaches land again. As he flies north, humans help revive him from torpor twice before he reaches an artist's garden. There he encounters Ruby, a female that builds a nest and hatches two young. In September Homer leaves on his journey south. McClung's soft-focus watercolors are varied and appealing; her birds and flowers are expertly rendered. Reynolds walks a fine line between treating Homer as a real bird and as a tiny winged human. She succeeds for the most part, although a bit of anthropomorphism does creep into the text. Kristine O'Connell George's Hummingbird Nest

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