Books with title The Little Red Bird

SOMETHING NEW AND UNEXPECTED – sweet and gentle– from the creator of Bad Kitty and Poor Puppy. Sweetly enchanting paintings and a gently rhyming text tell the tale of the little red bird who is quite content in her cage, but curious… When the cage door is left open, she sees her chance and bravely hops out into the world. It’s all so magnificent and thrilling for the little red bird – and for readers. In the end, Nick Bruel leaves both with a question. When the bird sees a familiar house and window and golden cage, will she return to it? Would you?

A little bird in the first flush of youth makes the long journey south to the winter homelands where he notices the great contrasts between this hot dry land and the lush green world he grew up in. He takes pity on a hungry child and decides to help him but all the hard work takes a toll on the little bird when it comes time to return to the breeding grounds in the north. Will he make it home to raise his own family? Will his little friend make it through to next year?

(Ages 4 to 8) A red hen finds a grain of wheat and decides to plant it to make bread. For each of the steps required to make the bread, she asks the other farm animals—the rat, the goose, the cat and the pig—for help. Will the animals help? And who will eat the golden and crusty loaf of bread? The Little Red Hen, a retelling of the classic story, is a book about merit, incentives and pulling together. It is the third in a series of books designed to introduce young readers to the principles of economics and finance through fun and engaging stories.