Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes

by Eleanor Coerr

Sadako was born to be a runner.

Six Crimson Cranes

by Elizabeth Lim

The Paper Crane

by Molly Bang

But a new highway was built close by.

Senbazuru

by 川端康成

The Lost Language of Cranes

by David Leavitt

EARLY ON A rainy Sunday afternoon in November a man was hurrying down Third Avenue, past closed and barred florist shops...

The Skull Throne

by Peter V. Brett

Crane Wife

by Odds Bodkin

Once, in ancient Japan, there lived a lonely sail maker named Osamu.

Fergus Crane

by Paul Stewart, Chris Riddell

Thousand cranes

by 川端康成

Descendant of the Crane

by Joan He

The Crane Wife

by Patrick Ness

Dragon's Promise

by Elizabeth Lim

Yoko's Paper Cranes

by Rosemary Wells

The Crane Wife

by Sumiko Yagawa

Diggers and Cranes (Young Machines)

by Caroline Young

Thousand Cranes

by 川端康成

Diggers And Cranes

by Alvin Granowsky

Crane among Wolves

by June Hur

Sadako

by Eleanor Coerr, Ed Young

One morning in August 1954, Sadako Sasaki looked up at the blue sky over Hiroshima and saw not a cloud in the sky.

Mystery at Crane's Landing

by Marcella Thum