Books with title Little Home Bird

"Fly little bird," said the little girl. But the little bird is all alone, and too small to fly. So, the little girl and her dog take him home until he is ready to face the world. And that's when the fun and friendship really begin.This delightful, (almost) wordless story, from Tina Burke, unfolds through glorious illustration and is sure to capture the hearts of young readers.

***** Winner of the 2015 Literary Classics Gold Book Award ***** ***** Winner of the 2016 Readers' Favorite Silver Book Award ***** One of the baby birds seems to be missing. His greedy siblings have pushed him out of view! A tale of sibling rivalry and their parents love for ALL their offspring. The series of real-life photographs accompanied by the simple rhyming tale provide a rare opportunity of a 'birds-eye' view into the nest. The reading content is aimed at 3-5 year-olds, but the photographs and the story that they tell will fascinate all age groups. The length and content make it a perfect bedtime story, a great start for beginner readers and a superb study of the natural world that demonstrates how care and compassion persists amongst even the tiniest of creatures. Steve spotted this family of swallows in the eaves of a small bakery in south-west France and this delightful story unfolded as he photographed them. Kate added the words in rhyming couplets and created the book. This book was inspired by the birds themselves and by a chapter in Spontaneous Evolution by Bruce Lipton about Darwin's theory of the survival of the fittest. Available in paperback and kindle books. The Lexile measure is 380.

"My Little Bird," will put a lightning bolt through any loving parent’s heart. This story teaches children important life lessons with rhyme, rhythm and fun pictures. “Life has challenges, but it is what we do to overcome those challenges, that make us stronger.” This is a great motivational bed time story that will make your heart jump with love for your treasured children. I would recommend it to anyone who loves their children and wants to watch them succeed.

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?