Chadwick the Crab

by Priscilla Cummings

Other authorsA R Cohen (Illustrator)
Paper Book, 1986

Publication

Tidewater Publishers

Collection

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Child Animal

Status

Available

Call number

Child Animal

Description

Chadwick, a Chesapeake Bay crab, yearns for adventure and finds it in a most dangerous form, prompting the birds and marine animals who share the Bay to come to his rescue on the mainland.

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LibraryThing member MelynnReadmond
In my opinion Chadwick the Crab is a great book for children to learn the big idea of reaching for their dreams. I enjoyed this book because of the creative dialogue and detailed illustrations. The creative dialogue between Chadwick and his bay and shore friends helps this story seem engaging and
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fun for readers of all ages. The detailed illustrations help to reiterate the dialogue and help younger readers understand what is going on with clues. The story is about Chadwick the Crab and his dream to live in the aquarium instead of having to go to the bottom of the bay during the winter. Chadwick and his friend Esmerelda are talking when Esmerelda and him end up on a boat to go to Baltimore to be sold to the local restaurant. Chadwick’s bird friends build an escape ladder for the two crabs. When the crab’s escape the birds fly them over the aquarium when snap, the ladder breaks. Chadwick debates his decision to go back to the bay with Esmerelda or become a big star within the Aquarium.
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Awards

Great Reads from Great Places (Maryland — 2002)

ISBN

087033347X / 9780870333477

Local notes

signed by author
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