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Norman and the Flight
Norman and the Flight
by Carrie Bolin and Jessica Firpi
Illustrated by John Graziano
Illustrated by John Graziano
Who says penguins can't fly? Join the adorable Norman as he searches for a way to accomplish the impossible. Told from Norman's point of view, young readers will giggle at Norman's silly attempts and relate to his disappointment at his failures. Will Norman ultimately find a way to fly? There's only one way to find out!
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It seems everyone, young and old, love penguins for some reason or another. There are many movies and cartoon series featuring the flightless birds. Ripley's Believe It Or Not! even has their own penguin mascot named Norman who lives at Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. And, now, Norman is the main character of the picture book — Norman and the Flight.
The 36-page picture book tells the story of Norman, an African penguin who's determined to fly despite the fact that all other penguins tells him he cannot.
Overall, Norman and the Flight is a cute picture book filled with beautiful illustrations. The story is very simple with only five short sentences so young readers will have to use the illustrations to help them understand the Norman's journey.
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