by David Wiesner
Initially, when we saw this book at the library, my partner and I had no idea what it was about. We basically picked it up because it was titled Sector 7 and had to do with clouds... if you can see the connection there, bravo~ Anyway, we just picked it up mostly for superficial reasons... what I got...
Genre: Fantasy Year Published: 1999 Year Read: 2010 “Sector 7” is a Caldecott Honor book from the creative mind of David Wiesner and it is about how a young boy meets a mischievous little cloud during his class field trip to see the Empire State Building and when they separated from the boy’...
I want this book!!!
The kids and I enjoy Wiesner's wordless picture books, because we enjoy making up our own stories to go with the pictures. Sector 7 was a fun little sci-fi children's book, and my niece and I had a fun time inventing our own stories. A great way to challenge young elementary school kids' budding s...
I've been hearing about David Wiesner and his 'wordless' story telling for a couple of years, but I admit I was skeptical. I was scared he wouldn't live up to the hype - like his books were something that sophisticated parents were 'supposed' to enjoy, but not something that actually translated int...
A class trip to the Empire State Building on a cloudy day turns out to be more exciting for a little boy. A cloud brings him to Sector 7, a cloud station. He helps the clouds find more exciting "assignments." Imaginative and beautifully illustrated.
I must not have had a "trippy" shelf when I logged this one. Wiesner is amazing, and probably the first author I'd suggest when telling people that picture books aren't just for kids.Library copy.
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