
Milo Walking
James Howe
Milo and his mother take walks together, including one on a summer day. Their outings are described as everyday adventures shaped by what they notice and discover. After one walk, Milo returns home and writes a story about it, raising the question of whether the reader is encountering his written version. The book moves between a child’s observations outdoors and the act of turning those observations into a story. Mixed-media illustrations accompany Milo’s walks with his mother and their discoveries in the world around them.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.


