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Books with title Black Bird Yellow Sun

  • Black Bird Yellow Sun

    Steve Light

    Board book (Candlewick, March 6, 2018)
    From the creator of Have You Seen My Dragon? comes an exploration of color that truly soars. As a solitary black bird wings its way through the day, little ones are treated to a magnificent flight from one vibrant color to another. Inimitable illustrator Steve Light showcases a new style in this board book for the youngest readers. Children can journey with the graceful black bird and its tiny worm friend past orange leaves, through green grass, onto gray rocks, under pink flowers, and more before coming to rest beneath a brilliant blue moon.
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  • Yellow Bird

    Jessica Fichter, Heather Baxter

    language (Five6 Publishing, Oct. 11, 2018)
    All Macy Putnam wants to do is survive high school with her best friend, Julian Mather, by her side. But when a mysterious boy arrives claiming that she is a witch, her priorities shift from surviving high school to just surviving.As she falls deeper into this secret world, Macy finds herself hunted by a murderous organization called the Blackbirds, who have vowed to rid the world of witches. With her life and everyone she loves in danger, Macy is unwillingly thrust into an ancient battle that for her is only just beginning.
  • Yellow Bird, Black Spider

    Dosh Archer, Mike Archer

    Paperback (Bloomsbury Pub Ltd, Dec. 31, 2004)
    Yellow Bird is an individualist who just wants to do his own thing. Staying in hotels, eating ice cream, wearing socks and playing the guitar are just some of his jolly pastimes. Sadly, Black Spider disapproves and attempts to encourage Yellow Bird to be more conventional. Yet, in this delightful and anarchic picture book, the individualist definitely wins out in the end with a spectacularly unexpected conclusion.
  • Yellow Bird, Black Spider

    Dosh Archer, Mike Archer

    Paperback (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, May 11, 2004)
    Black Spider thinks Yellow Bird should be more traditional. "Why don't you make a lovely, cozy nest?" asks Black Spider. "I like hotels, actually," says Yellow Bird. But is Yellow Bird willing to change his unconventional ways? He is a unique bird who does his own thing in his own way. Black Spider soon learns that this bird likes sailing, vanilla ice cream, and even red guitars-but his most shocking discovery comes at the end, when Black Spider innocently asks, "Why don't you eat some yummy, squelchy worms?"This quirky, stylish tale is full of wit and whimsy. Its ever-so-slightly macabre ending serves as the perfect punch line to this clever book.
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  • Yellow Bird, Black Spider

    Dosh Archer, Mike Archer

    Hardcover (Bloomsbury Pub Ltd, Jan. 31, 2004)
    Yellow Bird is an individualist who just wants to do his own thing. Staying in hotels, eating ice cream, wearing socks and playing the guitar are just some of his jolly pastimes. Sadly, Black Spider disapproves and attempts to encourage Yellow Bird to be more conventional. Yet, in this delightful and anarchic picture book, the individualist definitely wins out in the end with a spectacularly unexpected conclusion.
  • Yellow Bird

    Jessica Fichter

    (Five6 Publishing, July 6, 2018)
    All Macy Putnam wants to do is survive high school with her best friend, Julian Mather, by her side. But when a mysterious boy arrives claiming that she is a witch, her priorities shift from surviving high school to just surviving. As she falls deeper into this secret world, Macy finds herself hunted by a murderous organization called the Blackbirds, who have vowed to rid the world of witches. With her life and everyone she loves in danger, Macy is unwillingly thrust into an ancient battle that for her is only just beginning.
  • Yellow Bird

    Sebastian May

    Paperback (I_AM Self-Publishing, Nov. 14, 2016)
    Yellow Bird is a short story for children about Diego the Deer and the importance of making new friends. It brings to life 16 unique illustrations, designed to entertain and educate young children about our relationship with wildlife and the environment. All illustrations are based on the author's work as a visual artist, and have been designed to help children learn about the importance of friendship and facts about different animals. Discover many different characters, including as Diego the Deer, Tina and Toni the Turtles, Hugo the Whale, and learn about the animal kingdom in a fun and light-hearted way.
  • Yellow Bird

    Susan Gaber, Summer Durantz

    Board book (Reader's Digest, Oct. 1, 2000)
    Children will love reading about Yellow Bird's favorite activity...tickling!
  • Yellow Bird

    Alison Gee, Richard Jones, Romulo Reyes III

    Paperback (Library for All, Feb. 18, 2019)
    The bird is yellow! What else is yellow? This is a beautifully illustrated book for 4-8 year old readers. Proceeds from this sale benefit nonprofit organisation Library For All, helping children around the world learn to read.