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Follow the playful adventures of a cute coyote pup with Wendy Hilberman's The Yodeling Coyote. A pack of fierce coyote hunters lives on a beautiful hilltop overlooking an orchard. Among their new litter, Calvin, the youngest pup, is the quietest. While Calvin's siblings bark, yap, and howl, his parents patiently wait for him to find his voice. Soon, a morning arrives when Calvin wakes his family with an unfamiliar voice. It's not a bark, a yap, or a howl. It's a yodel. As news of Calvin's unique yodeling travels across the land, his relatives visit their home and celebrate Calvin's beautiful singing. His grandpa reveals that yodeling had been lost throughout the generations until Calvin. Still, Calvin feels lonely, but his father reminds him that he can now teach the pack to yodel.
We all have our unique strengths that make us who we are. The Yodeling Coyote is a heartwarming tale about self-discovery and family. Featuring vibrant illustrations by Dorota Rewerenda-Mylnarczyk, this wonderful picture book charms its way into your heart with adorable characters you can't help but love. Additionally, the powerful message of self-belief and empowerment is sure to resonate with readers through the story of young Calvin. Children will find it easy to relate to him and discover a sense of pride in their unique talents. Even the secondary characters, such as Grandpa Griffen, Papa, and Calvin's siblings, have distinct and lively personalities. Wendy Hilberman's storytelling is not only engaging but also immensely inspiring. The scenery is beautiful and makes the setting even more immersive. It's a thoroughly entertaining and inspirational picture book for children.
