King for a Day
Review
By Booklist
Using a fantastic medley of mixed-media collage that incorporates traditional Pakistani fabric, handmade paper, burlap, silk, and ribbon, Krömer skillfully captures the textures and colors of Basant, the spring kite flying festival in Lahore. Here, a boy in a wheelchair overpowers the neighborhood bully with his kite-flying savvy and keen, compassionate eye. While this is undeniably grounded in a Lahori tradition, it is also a universal tale of one boy’s good-natured, competitive spirit and desire to shine, if only for a day.
Read the full review here .
Reviews & Comments
Midwest Book ReviewIRA-Reading Today
Rhapsody in Books
Kids' Book Review
Waking Brain Cells
Sue Heavenrich, Sally's Bookshelf
Shelf Awareness
Jenny Brown
Doodling Through Life...one color at a time!
Unconventional Librarian
Reading Online Today
Business Recorder
Kirkus Reviews

School Library Journal

Kutztown University Fall Book Review 2014
Kirkus Online
BookDragon
Writing and Illustrating
Children’s Books Heal
I’m Not The Nanny
OmniLibros
Children's Literature