The Deep Cold River Story Asks How to Get a Flooding River to its Bed

Posted on February 5th, 2011 by Carolyn Hart in Outstanding Picture Books to Enjoy at Home or at School

The Deep Cold River Story written by Tabatha Southey, illustrated by Sue SavorThe Deep Cold River Story written by Tabatha Southey and illustrated by Sue Savor
Picture book about a flood and problem solving

Imagine a deep, cold river running through a small community. One day, for no apparent reason, the river overflows its banks and floods the entire town. Many possible solutions to the unrelenting flooding are proposed but it takes a little girl to solve the problem and save the town.

The Deep Cold River Story features a positive message about bedtime stories and offers a great opportunity for children to propose their own creative solutions to the flooding problem.

A charming story featuring a young heroine and appealing illustrations, The Deep Cold River Story is 28 pages and will be enjoyed by children aged 3 to 6.

Tabatha Southey’s Commentary – The Globe and Mail

The Deep Cold River Story at Amazon.com

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