The Heron and the Crane
By John Yeoman
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What is The Heron and the Crane about?
Crane and Heron, each living at opposite ends of a swamp, both feel lonely and consider marriage. However, their attempts to propose are repeatedly thwarted by misunderstandings and pride. This tale explores themes of miscommunication and the complexities of relationships, offering a humorous and insightful look at the challenges of finding companionship.
About the author
John Yeoman is a much-loved British author who has written many funny and imaginative books for children. He often worked with the famous illustrator Quentin Blake, creating stories like 'The Boy Who Sprouted Antlers' and 'The Bear's Winter House'. John's books are known for their humour, quirky characters, and wonderful adventures.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Edition published
2011
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