Every morning, Filbert and Sacramento's cockerelwent up the bell tower and sang: O sole mío...!That went on for many years, so many it seemedit would never end. However, the cockerel wasgetting older and one night he closed his eyes...Death is a difficult concept to understand.The Last Crow tackles this themein an affectionate way, as a natural processof life and with all the stages that characterize it(mourning, acceptance, memories...) The storyalso stresses the transmission of knowledgeas the key to maturity and to advance towardsemotional growth.
Every morning, Filbert and Sacramento's cockerelwent up the bell tower and sang: O sole mío...!That went on for many years, so many it seemedit would never end. However, the cockerel wasgetting older and one night he closed his eyes...Death is a difficult concept to understand.The Last Crow tackles this themein an affectionate way, as a natural processof life and with all the stages that characterize it(mourning, acceptance, memories...) The storyalso stresses the transmission of knowledgeas the key to maturity and to advance towardsemotional growth.
