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Obadiah, a young Quaker boy living in colonial Nantucket, is constantly followed by a sea gull that he wishes would leave him alone. When it does leave, he wants it back.
A seagull befriends a Quaker boy, much to his embarrassment, and it is not until he has helped the bird that he can accept its friendship.
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Michael Anthony
reviewed Thy Friend, Obadiah on December 28, 2015
Thy Friend, Obadiah
5* art
5* story
I like this one more than Squirt does at the moment, but he'll come round. There is something magical in this book, reading it out loud is awesome - using " thee" and "thou" is a rare thing these days, and it's surprisingly fun. I wondered if Squirt would be puzzled by it, but he took it all in without blinking. The Illustrations are wonderful. Will be reading this many many times.
As an aside - I am reading In the Heart of the Sea by Philbrick - also about Nantucket and the Quaker whalers - and it seems ironic that Obadiah's last name is Starbuck. The books back each other up, you'll be glad to know.
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