Books with title Lindsey and the Lost Baby Bird

What do you do when you find a tiny, baby bird that has fallen out of his nest in your backyard? Seven year old Lindsey and her family discover this helpless little guy, and have to learn how to care for a wild bird! Rice, dog food, hard boiled eggs? Who would think this would be part of a baby bird's care! Lindsey is worried about this little guy, and to make matters worse, the boys in her class think she's making the whole story up. How will Lindsey resolve this frustrating situation, and how will this baby bird get back to his parents? Heartwarming, based on a true story.

What do you do when you find a tiny, baby bird that has fallen out of his nest in your backyard? Seven year old Lindsey and her family discover this helpless little guy, and have to learn how to care for a wild bird! Rice, dog food, hard boiled eggs? Who would think this would be part of a baby bird's care! Lindsey is worried about this little guy, and to make matters worse, the boys in her class think she's making the whole story up. How will Lindsey resolve this frustrating situation, and how will this baby bird get back to his parents? Heartwarming, based on a true story.

Cheryl Blackford's debut novel is set in England during World War II and told from the dual perspectives of ten-year-old Lizzie, a homesick girl evacuated from bomb-blitzed Hull to the remote Yorkshire valley, and Elijah, a local gypsy boy. When Lizzie discovers an abandoned baby, her dangerous friendship with Elijah is put to the test. Will Lizzie be able to find the baby's parents? And if she does, can she and Elijah remain friends in a world clouded by prejudice and fear?

Cheryl Blackford's debut novel is set in England during World War II and told from the dual perspectives of ten-year-old Lizzie, a homesick girl evacuated from bomb-blitzed Hull to the remote Yorkshire valley, and Elijah, a local gypsy boy. When Lizzie discovers an abandoned baby, her dangerous friendship with Elijah is put to the test. Will Lizzie be able to find the baby's parents? And if she does, can she and Elijah remain friends in a world clouded by prejudice and fear?

Cheryl Blackford's debut novel is set in England during World War II and told from the dual perspectives of ten-year-old Lizzie, a homesick girl evacuated from bomb-blitzed Hull to the remote Yorkshire valley, and Elijah, a local gypsy boy. When Lizzie discovers an abandoned baby, her dangerous friendship with Elijah is put to the test. Will Lizzie be able to find the baby's parents? And if she does, can she and Elijah remain friends in a world clouded by prejudice and fear?