Harry the house longs for a family. But his paint is gone, his shutters are
broken, and his yard is a mess. So he asks his forest friends to help him clean
up and put his best shingle forward. And maybe, just maybe, the family he saw
will be his.
THE SAD LITTLE HOUSE- The illustrations
in this book are fabulous! A child that cannot read yet could open the
book and tell the story. The illustrator showed emotion in every
face. The appropriate facial expressions will help children follow the
story. The well-developed, lovable main character with helpful friends
has a happy ending. Children will easily empathize with the sad
house...Children will love the
animal friends of the house and the interesting ways they help their sad
friend. Being able to see good and looking beyond appearance are leading
themes. Children can begin to develop an understanding of the plight of
others. This book is a great beginning discussion point for families.
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