![]() It was recommended to us by a friend, and it quickly became apparent during our read-through that Snook’s story is intended for older children, early middle-grade at least. Right off the bat, let me say: this book is not meant for readers JJ’s age. As he grows more capable, he continues to look out over the sea, missing his friend and wondering – will Abba Jacob ever return to him? ![]() Now Snook must survive on his own, finding food, water, and shelter in an unfamiliar place filled with wonders and dangers alike. When a storm unexpectedly descends and forces the party to leave, poor Snook is left behind in the rush. One day, Abba Jacob travels to help some naturalists catalog species on a small outer island, taking Snook with him. His days are filled with quiet, repetitive tasks, which he undertakes in quiet contentment, Snook a constant companion by his side. Abba Jacob is a monk, a caretaker for a small hermitage on an unnamed island. Snook is a happy, hardworking rat terrier who lives with his master and best friend, Abba Jacob. ![]() Hello, friends! Our book today is Snook Alone, written by Marilyn Nelson and illustrated by Timothy Basil Ering, a tale of a clever pup’s survival when he is marooned on an island. Visit us for new picture books reviews daily! This review was originally written for The Baby Bookworm. ![]()
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