Andrew Henrys Meadow

Andrew Henrys Meadow

by Doris Burn

Philomel Books · 2012 · 48 pages

When Andrew Henry's inventive spirit isn't appreciated at home, he gathers a band of similarly overlooked neighborhood children and leads them to a secluded meadow. There, he crafts unique homes for each of his followers, offering them a sanctuary from their perceived neglect. This tender story explores the universal desire for recognition and belonging, and the surprising realization that sometimes, the greatest comfort comes from the families we leave behind. Perfect for young readers navigating their own feelings of individuality and the importance of connection.

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