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decafjess's review against another edition
2.0
The story was a little confusing, and I can only assume that maybe a page or two was missing. I'm not really sure how it resolves itself.
The tone of the illustrations was a little too dark, and I wasn't a fan of the way the people were drawn.
Overall, it didn't really do it for me.
I received this book via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
The tone of the illustrations was a little too dark, and I wasn't a fan of the way the people were drawn.
Overall, it didn't really do it for me.
I received this book via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
moncoinlecture's review
2.0
2,5
J'aime beaucoup les illustrations, les pigeons, la ville (un peu moins les persos mais c'est personnel)
Toutefois, il m'a manqué un petit élément pour que l'histoire soit vraiment palpitante.
http://moncoinlecture.com/2017/05/arrete-de-nourrir-oiseaux-james-sagepierre-pratt/
J'aime beaucoup les illustrations, les pigeons, la ville (un peu moins les persos mais c'est personnel)
Toutefois, il m'a manqué un petit élément pour que l'histoire soit vraiment palpitante.
http://moncoinlecture.com/2017/05/arrete-de-nourrir-oiseaux-james-sagepierre-pratt/
librarianryan's review
2.0
So I read this book as a digital galley and I think there are still some words missing. You can tell from the title that the town’s message to a little girl with a bird problem is Stop Feedin’ da Boids, but it is never said. Not only that, there seems to be a disconnect from the first half of the book and the last half. After the townspeople get involved with the birds, the little girl gets a fish tank, and then a larger one, and then it is like it never mattered in the first place. It’s just odd.
mrogows's review
3.0
I loved the art and illustrations. The community building aspect of the book was great. The only draw back was the ending; it felt like ended twice.