Books with title Birds of a Feather

Bring on The Batman!Penguin's on a crime spree, and he's been tricking innocent Gotham citizens into serving as "decoy" penguins to throw the scent off his trail--a string of jewel thefts. When Batman steps in to stop Penguin, he ends up in a huge confrontation with a flock of twenty fighting Penguins and the Kabuki Twins! Will the Dark Knight be able to capture the true villain?

Hen and Gander are ready to start a family and hatch a beautiful baby, Gosling. Soon, Gosling wants siblings. She searches high and low. In the grass and thistles, she finds a baby duckling. She loves the new baby so much that she wants another bird to make the family complete. She soon finds a baby chicken under an oak tree. Come see how these Birds of a Different Feather make their own unique family.

Ty Perry can barely contain his excitement—his best friend Joseph is out of the hospital and finally coming back to school! That means they can spend lots of time together, catch a bird for Baby Maggie, and sec­ond grade can go back to normal. But everyone else in the class­room wants to be best friends with Joseph, too, and Ty is lonely, wishing he could have Joseph all to himself. Ty is back for more curious and bighearted fun in this third installment of the Life of Ty series. Change isn’t always easy, but Ty’s kind and positive attitude helps him learn that true friends stick together.

In a lilting tale that is fun to read aloud and sure to charm both children and adults, first-time author Matthew Beasley successfully takes on the delicate subject of diversity through the story of a judgmental Mama bird, her guileless Baby bird, and the neighboring birds who turn out to be quite the heroes, despite Mama bird's initial misgivings. From Baby bird's plaintive "I want to play with our neighbors Said Baby mama's son I'm stuck all day in this nest And I'm the only one" To his Mama's "That's the silliest thing I've ever heard You can't play with the others I don't like our neighbor birds I don't like their mothers," Birds of a Different Feather pulls the reader in with picturesque descriptions of a variety of birds and their unique personalities. With beautiful illustrations by Jennifer Morillo that help to capture the essence of the book, this is a read-aloud story that imparts wisdom through the innocent eyes of a baby bird.

In a lilting tale that is fun to read aloud and sure to charm both children and adults, first-time author Matthew Beasley successfully takes on the delicate subject of diversity through the story of a judgmental Mama bird, her guileless Baby bird, and the neighboring birds who turn out to be quite the heroes, despite Mama bird's initial misgivings. From Baby bird's plaintive "I want to play with our neighbors Said Baby mama's son I'm stuck all day in this nest And I'm the only one" To his Mama's "That's the silliest thing I've ever heard You can't play with the others I don't like our neighbor birds I don't like their mothers," Birds of a Different Feather pulls the reader in with picturesque descriptions of a variety of birds and their unique personalities. With beautiful illustrations by Jennifer Morillo that help to capture the essence of the book, this is a read-aloud story that imparts wisdom through the innocent eyes of a baby bird.

A winsome warthog searches the plumage in his neighborhood for the owner of a beautiful lost feather because 'it's the right thing to do!' the splendidly eye-catching illustrations are as endearing as the storyline in this witty tale of chance friendship. The infamous eyeballs bounce and flutter from page to page bringing the warthog's righteous quest to life. An informative glossary of the birds encountered along the way provides educational insight into the colorful world of our fine feathered friends.