inviting readers to think about how they, like the indomitable Carl, ‘help the earth. shows how tiny organisms help to keep the natural world in balance in this inventive worm’s-eye view of the web of life. ” Freedman’s colorful mixed-media illustrations add depth to her engaging story with an important child-friendly message. Bulletin of the Center of Children’s Books
Freedman adds the occasional sly touch of humor to this little ecological fable…." “… celebrates the interconnectedness of all creatures, including the reader… just in time for garden encounters. – School Library Connection, starred review ★ "Even someone who does not like worms will fall in love with Carl… This is a wonderful book to spark a conversation… a must-have in all collections! " Booklist, starred review Review of the Day ★ “… supported by fabulous illustrations … This spare but endearing story will help youngsters understand the wonder and interconnectedness of nature.” Freedman subtly explains the delicate balance of nature and each creature’s role in maintaining it. ★ “ This book is a poignant example of the important contributions of even the smallest creature, but it’s better than that-it’s a science lesson as well. Carl and the Meaning of Life Freedman, Deborah 4.22 avg rating (1,206 ratings by Goodreads) Hardcover ISBN 10: 0451474988ISBN 13: 9780451474988 Publisher: Viking Books for Young Readers, 2019 This specific ISBN edition is currently not available. Like a tiny legless Diogenes, Carl sets off to find the answers, inadvertently revealing how important he and fellows like him are to the natural world-especially at springtime. a beautiful, gently humorous picture book. But its not until the world around him has changed that Carl begins to realize everyone, no matter how small, makes a big difference just by being themselves.
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