FICTION

Wade's Wiggly Antlers

illus. by Christine Battuz. 32p. Kids Can. May 2017. Tr $16.95. ISBN 9781771386159.
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PreS-Gr 1—Wade is a young moose who loves his antlers because they look like trumpets and birds can perch on them. He does not want to lose them, ever. When the antlers become wobbly, Wade takes precautions so they don't fall off. But sitting out of activities means that he misses out on fun and friendship, so he learns to accept the inevitable and enjoy what takes the place of his antlers. The Canadian-inspired illustrations show Wade and his forest friends playing outdoor hockey and wearing toques and checkered flannel shirts.
VERDICT Children dealing with change or experiencing loss will find comfort in Wade's positive outlook. A perfect choice for one-on-one sharing.

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