Apt. 3 (edició 1999)

An excellent and relatively non-preachy story with lovely art. ( )

Keats depicts tenement life through the eyes of two young boys as they search for the origin of harmonica music they overhear.

The book can be used to note about making inferences. It has great illistration to show children how the setting can show the mood of the story ( )

This story is about children in an apartment building that hear harmonica music. They search their building and listen to every apartment, but they can't find the music. This book can be used to teach problem by asking "is the character unsure of something?" The answer is yes because the characters are unsure of where the music is coming from.

This book is about two little boys searching for the apartment in their complex where they hear music coming from.When they find the apartment, a blind man invites them in. They realize they all know a lot about each other just from every day events, and develop a small friendship. This book is very different from other Keats books I have read. The story line is a lot longer, and the plot is a little deeper compared to most of Keats books. Despite this, the illustrations are like most Keats' books. The illustrations take up the entire page and stylistically are similar to his other works. ( )