A Pigeon's Tale
A Pigeon's Tale
Fiction | Novel | Middle Grade | Published in 2021
Book Brief
288
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
2021
Middle grade
9-12 years
Super Short Summary
In A Pigeon's Tale by S.A. Mahan, an eight-hundred-year-old homing pigeon named Walter recounts his life story, beginning as an orphaned fledgling who learns to survive in New York City, eventually discovering his unique abilities and playing a critical role in a scientist's experiment to prevent a global natural disaster. The book addresses the sensitive topic of a child with terminal cancer.
Adventurous
Fantastical
Heartwarming
Inspirational
Hopeful
Reviews & Readership
232 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
Review Roundup
After reviewing multiple sources on S.A. Mahan's A Pigeon's Tale, it is evident that the book is praised for its imaginative storytelling, endearing characters, and enchanting plot. However, some critiques point out a lack of depth in character development and predictability in the narrative. Overall, it remains a charming read for young audiences.
Who Should Read A Pigeon's Tale?
A reader who enjoys A Pigeon's Tale by S.A. Mahan is likely fond of whimsical, animal-centered adventures with a touch of fantasy. Fans of Richard Bach's Jonathan Livingston Seagull or E.B. White's Charlotte's Web may find this novel captivating for its imaginative storytelling and unique protagonist.
232 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
288
Novel • Fiction
New York City • Contemporary
2021
Middle grade
9-12 years
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