Book Title & Alexandra's Review

Mel Fell by Corey R. Tabor

E for Everyone
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Sometimes, you might fall down, down, down, before you learn to fly up, up, up . . .

 

I love this cute and innovative book so much! Unlike most books, the spine is on the top and not on the side. It was fun to turn the book in a nontraditional way.

 

I love the beautiful and straightforward illustration style, from the bright colors to the cute little stick limbs. I love how the author/illustrator takes full advantage of the vertical book layout to show the action as Mel zooms past other animals.

 

Mell is based on a real bird species called a kingfisher. Here’s a picture.

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Beautiful, isn’t it? I love the bright blue.

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