
By Sharon Creech, Chris Raschka (Illustrator)
A father and son embark on a fishing journey, casting for memories and imagination.
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A father and son venture to a secret river, casting lines and catching more than fish. As they reel in memories and imagination, their bond deepens. What wonders will they discover in the air and water? This enchanting tale captures the magic shared between parent and child, where every cast brings a new adventure.
We were going on a journey, to a secret place. We’d catch the air! We’d catch the breeze! A father and son set out early one morning in search of a cool, clear river in which to fish. With their lines and bobbers, they cast high into the air catching memories, discoveries, and a bubble of breeze and a sliver of sky and a slice of yellow sun. The first picture book by Sharon Creech, Newbery award-winning author of Walk Two Moons, is a lyrical portrait of the bond between a father and son. Caldecott Honor recipient Chris Raschka’s illustrations shimmer in pools of color and light, making Fishing in the Air a beautiful reminder of the gift of imagination a parent passes on to a child – and a child gladly shares in return. AWARDS: Best Children’s Books 2000 (PW) and Lasting Connections 2001 (Book Links)
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