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Best Little Wingman

AUTHOR: Janet Allen, Jim Postier (Illustrator)
ISBN: 159078197X

SHORT DESCRIPTION: On a cold and snowy night, Janny climbs into the cab of her father's big snowplow. She has an important job to do. She is the wingman who pulls the lever that raises the plow's right wing, so that the plow doesn't knock over mailboxes along the...

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Best Little Wingman
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by Janet Allen, Jim Postier (Illustrator)

From School Library Journal
Kindergarten-Grade 3–The close relationship between parent and child warms a cold winter night when Janny helps her father plow snow in rural Maine. As the "best little wingman," the youngster pulls the lever that raises the right wing of the snowplow so that it doesn't hit the mailboxes along the roadside. The importance of the job is heightened by the rescue of a neighbor and the assistance given to a veterinarian. Cool watercolors intensify the cold and snow, while occasional warm yellows glow in contrast from farmhouse windows. Some of the figures are a bit stiff, but the illustrations nevertheless capture the special bond between this father and daughter. The illustrator uses familial resemblances between them to good effect. Some children will find a reflection of their own family and experiences in this story; others will look through the window and get a glimpse of rural life in the cold north.–Carolyn Janssen, Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, OH


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         Book Review

Best Little Wingman
- Book Reviews,
by Janet Allen, Jim Postier (Illustrator)

Best Little Wingman

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School Library Journal

K-Gr 3-The close relationship between parent and child warms a cold winter night when Janny helps her father plow snow in rural Maine. As the "best little wingman," the youngster pulls the lever that raises the right wing of the snowplow so that it doesn't hit the mailboxes along the roadside. The importance of the job is heightened by the rescue of a neighbor and the assistance given to a veterinarian. Cool watercolors intensify the cold and snow, while occasional warm yellows glow in contrast from farmhouse windows. Some of the figures are a bit stiff, but the illustrations nevertheless capture the special bond between this father and daughter. The illustrator uses familial resemblances between them to good effect. Some children will find a reflection of their own family and experiences in this story; others will look through the window and get a glimpse of rural life in the cold north.-Carolyn Janssen, Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, OH Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.


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