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Reviewed by Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
Drawing absolute conclusions from two seemingly relatable examples doesn't always lead to the truth. This is wonderfully demonstrated by Ben Okon in a delightful children's tale -- Nora and Cora Narwhal Prove Whales Can Fly: Designing Experiments. Nora, a unicorn whale, lives a happy life in the cold oceans of the north. One day, she hears a sad song sung by her best friend, Cora, from somewhere amid the blue sea. Upon finding her, Nora learns that Cora is unhappy because she can't fly like the birds, even though she can flap her fins just like the birds flap their wings. Nora takes it upon herself to figure out why Cora can't fly like the birds. As the two friends test and try different experiments, they will discover the art of flying.
Hop on for a fun-filled adventure in the Arctic with Nora and Cora Narhwal Prove Whales Can Fly -- a picture book for children and adults alike. Ben Okon uses catchy rhyming verses to tell a fascinating tale of friendship and science where two whales learn to use logic and experiments to figure out the truth. Filled with humor, wit, and a sense of adventure, this picture book entertains as well as educates readers on the importance of using a methodical approach to finding the root cause of a problem while demonstrating the value of not jumping to conclusions beforehand. Illustrator Jeevankar Bansiwal perfectly captures the beauty of the Arctic with some lovely artwork that stimulates both the mind and spirit. So grab a copy and treat yourself to a wonderful adventure!
