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Reviewed by Kristine Zimmerman for Readers' Favorite
Lily the chicken is back in a new adventure. Chickens Don't Live in Treehouses! A Lily Saves the Day Book 3 by Laura Willingham once again highlights little Lily's resourcefulness. It's been raining for days in Lily's town, and things are beginning to flood. Fortunately, their house is up high enough that they are safe and dry. Lily's family decides to open their home to their friends who have been flooded out. Lily spies her treehouse when she is looking at the floodwaters, and that gives her a marvelous idea. Lily gets right to work to make her next adventure happen. She soon convinces her parents that it's a great idea and they all pitch in.
Chickens Don't Live in Treehouses! is a fun story that kids will enjoy. They will appreciate that Lily not only comes up with a useful idea but also works to make it come true. Laura Willingham has created a plucky character in Lily, but also a warm, supportive family that is open to listening to their daughter. Willingham's story will also be useful in helping kids to deal with change constructively. The illustrations are simple and bright. There are some amusing moments pictured with Dad rolling a wheelbarrow into their house and looking through binoculars. Make sure that you check out the other book titles too! Willingham's story is filled with generosity, ingenuity, and humor. This book is a delight and I'm looking forward to Lily's next adventure!
