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The Road Not Taken
I had not heard this poem before. It kind of sounds like a song, and it kind of sounds like a story. A boy goes on a journey down a trail that no one has taken for a long time. The pictures show a story of a boy growing up. The boy stops at a fork in a path in the woods. He picks up a leaf from one fork and puts it in his backpack, but he walks down the other fork. The boy finishes school, and then he goes to a city and becomes an architect. His dog chases a cat onto the lap of a woman who becomes his wife. They get married and have a baby and then another baby. The architect builds a house. The children grow up. The wife gets old and sick and dies. At the end, the old man throws away the leaf from the other road. I think the old man is happy that he took the road he did. Little kids and anybody who is curious about the world will like this book.
Author | Robert Frost, with illustrations by Vivian Mineker |
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Star Count | 4.5/5 |
Format | Hard |
Page Count | 32 pages |
Publisher | Familius |
Publish Date | 2019-03-01 |
ISBN | 9781641701075 |
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Category | Children's |
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