
By Jennifer Adams, Ron Stucki (Illustrator)
Part of the BabyLit First Steps series
A brewing storm teaches two friends the value of unity and inclusion.
On a dreary autumn day, mischievous raven Edgar visits his friend Roderick to build a tree house, excluding his sister Lenore with the rule, "sisters are not allowed." As a storm approaches, the boys discover that sometimes the best adventures happen when you embrace togetherness. Will they learn the importance of inclusion before the storm hits? This heartwarming tale, inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, explores friendship and the unexpected joys of sticking together.
“It was a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of the year … “ when the mischievous raven Edgar heads to his friend Roderick’s house to work on their tree house. Edgar dashes his sister Lenore’s hopes with the ever-popular phrase “sisters are not allowed,” until a storm starts to brew and the two boys realize that sometimes the best things happen when you decide to stick together. The third picture book in the popular Edgar series is sure to warm the hearts of kids and parents alike.
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