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The Bird Boys
Leonie Mateer
language (Leonie Mateer, Aug. 19, 2017)Fred and Joe come to stay at their great aunt’s cottage on a rugged peninsula in the remote far north of New Zealand. While exploring the isolated stony beaches on the property, they are surrounded by a colony of red-billed seagulls in distress. The boys decide to help the gulls - a decision that takes them on a journey high into sky and far beyond. A mid-grade adventure/thriller
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Bob, The Bird
Andrew McDonough
Paperback (Lost Sheep Resources Pty Ltd, )None
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The Bird
Kieran Chan
(Xlibris Corp, Aug. 30, 2019)Read the enticing adventures of a young pigeon named Tim, who risks his life to give pigeons peace. He and his fellow friends save pigeons yet begin with terrible beginnings. I haven't published a book before this one.
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The Bird Boys
john luther langworthy
Hardcover (m.a. donohue, March 15, 1912)Number#4 (Flights; or a Hydroplane Round-up) in the Vintage boy's adventure series featuring the Bird Boys. (This series was also published as the Aeroplane Boys.) This features their adventures with hydroplanes.
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Bob the Bird
Andrew McDonough
Hardcover (OpenBook Publishers, )None
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The Bird Book
Sam Holmgren
Paperback (Sam Holmgren Publishing, May 1, 2012)Whimsical children's book about different types of birds. Uses onomatopoeia and basic frequency words for kindergarten and first graders.
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The Bird Book
Laura Storms, Sharon Lerner
Library Binding (Lerner Pub Group, June 1, 1982)Describes the habits, songs, and appearance of twelve North American birds including the robin, chickadee, and blue jay.
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The Bird Book
Neil Dawe, Karen Dawe, Bob Scott, Joe Weissmann
Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Oct. 30, 1989)None
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BIG BOO BIRD, THE
Dominie Elementary
Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)Help children build their vocabulary with Joy Readers, a set of 80 lively, leveled titles covering a broad range of topics and cultures. Individual and group lesson plans highlight strategies for reading instruction, and additional activities help ELL students master reading.
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The Bird
Mark O'Connor
eBook (, June 22, 2018)When a young animal is born, it is tempting for us human beings to think that the creature knows very little (dumb animal, we often hear people say).We assume all must be learned by them through the experience of living.What is really true is that young creatures, and also for that matter young human beings, already know so much more of what is really necessary to know.Yes, wisdom does come with age and experience but at a cost, a loss of vision.The young walk with angels amongst them that only they can see!
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The Bower Bird
Ann Kelley
(Luath Press Ltd, Oct. 1, 2008)None
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The Bird
Nicholas Allan
Hardcover (Hutchinson, May 1, 1997)None