About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with questions about fairness, environmental stewardship, or finding one's place in a world that feels designed for others. It is a powerful tool for discussing how communities can come together to protect the vulnerable and why it is important to speak up when we see an injustice, even a small one. The story follows Pale Male, a real-life red-tailed hawk who made his home on a fancy apartment building in New York City. Jeanette Winter gently explores themes of resilience and belonging as the hawk faces eviction by human neighbors. It is perfectly suited for children ages 4 to 9, offering a hopeful look at how nature and urban life can coexist when we approach the world with wonder and advocacy.
