Relationship Example book of Natural Predators, Non Predator in a circle of circumstance that is NOT always the same. One different view point out of many view points in many different circumstances.

 

Can you guess the THEME of the book? Recommended reading to go along with 'Mr. Alabaster Crane The Dilemma' is 'Lord of the Flies' by William Golding. Worksheets and discussion reflect both books. Worksheets can be used for 'Mr. Alabaster Crane The Dilemma' book by itself minus a few questions. 

 

Written and Illustrated by Carol Lee Brunk

 

Nature doesn’t always have a plan when it comes to a meal. Friendship in the circle of life may take on a new meaning in review as Mr. Alabaster Crane, Mr. Forest Turtle, Mr. Indigo Crow and Mister Gold Fish along with Mr. Postal Mallard Duck. They act upon a natural instinct (predators and a non predator) to look for a way to view life together in a whole new meaning.

What do you look for while reading this book?

  A new way of life as friends maybe in question for the few characters but look for another way to view the characters in their interaction with each other. It should answer your own questions about their interesting character relationships, how they relate and deal with their strong instincts. Key words can tell you a lot about a character and what kind of relationship goes on. Look for the key word(s) in the story such as ‘vacation’ throughout the book as well as the key phrases in the story ‘It’s not in my nature’ and ‘It is in my nature’.

 

Additional worksheets posted in separate pdf.