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The Boston Globe
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E.B. White's Trumpet of the Swan Revisited
The article discusses E.B. White’s children's novel "Trumpet of the Swan," exploring its themes, origins, and reception. While highlighting White’s well-known books "Stuart Little" and "Charlotte’s Web" as classics, it notes that "Trumpet of the Swan" has not achieved the same iconic status. The story follows Louis, a mute trumpeter swan, as he overcomes challenges by learning to play a trumpet, with adventures that include working at summer camp, in Boston, and a Philadelphia nightclub. The article considers why the book is less celebrated, citing outdated stereotypes and less prominent illustrations, but also describes it as a heartfelt and charming work that reflects White’s love for nature.
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