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Reviewed by Kathy Golden for Readers' Favorite
I enjoyed What’s In a Cloud? by William Palumbo so very much, and my compliments to the illustrator, Nate Mayers, as well. His depiction of our little heroine, Aaliyah, caught my attention right away, especially when reading the title of the book. The puff balls of her hair create the impression that, like a cloud, she too can float away at will. In addition, there appears to be an innate buoyancy about her. Her large green eyes are so lively and full of curiosity, and it’s easy to see the sky and the clouds as her limitless playground.
There are probably few of us who have not played the wonderful game of seeing shapes in the clouds. Our little adventurer begins with just such a game as this. Looking skyward and with one hand tucked under her chin in serious contemplation, she does manage to envision some pretty interesting and unusual cloud shapes. But then--in the words of the author--“staring at the clouds so far away, her young mind starts to play.” Thus begins the turning point where her deeper imagination takes over, and you see a game far beyond just seeing shapes in the clouds. I’m not going to spoil this game with too many details. I will say that it is probably one your children might not have played. But it is one that will do so much to help them expand their imaginations and reach within themselves for the wonderful adventures hidden there. My thanks to William Palumbo and What’s In a Cloud? for providing young minds with a new and exciting way to learn and take advantage of the beautiful portals in the sky called clouds.