Books with title Little Blue Feather

There's a myth in Esperance that's been around for years, apparently going as far back as the arrival of the first Europeans. Locals think there's a huge bird, big enough to carry away adult humans . . .Blue Feather is a stunningly crafted mystery from one of Australia's most awarded writers, Gary Crew.Recurring rumours of attacks by a giant raptor lead Greg Muir to seek the truth behind the bird's existence. Is it big enough to bring down a light plane? Can it carry away human beings in its talons? Is it responsible for the mutilation of a hang-glider?A quest for a creature as fearful as it is elusive . . . Is the story of the huge bird only a myth, or is it reality? And if it is a reality, what part will it play in shaping the lives of those who search for it?'beautifully crafted novel . . . Fully satisfying' - Herald Sun

"My home has steps to the mountains and a wooden bridge," said Little Blue. "I miss my mountains.""My home has a path to the hills and tall rocks," said Will. "Almost like your home."They climbed the hills and gazed from the rocks. But they couldn’t find Little Blue’s way home. When Will discovers a little blue girl lost in the woods, he tries to help her. When they fail to find her way home, he invites her home with him . . . only to find that their homes are one and the same place.

"My home has steps to the mountains and a wooden bridge," said Little Blue. "I miss my mountains.""My home has a path to the hills and tall rocks," said Will. "Almost like your home."They climbed the hills and gazed from the rocks. But they couldn’t find Little Blue’s way home. When Will discovers a little blue girl lost in the woods, he tries to help her. When they fail to find her way home, he invites her home with him . . . only to find that their homes are one and the same place.

Lucky the mouse has a new friend—a little feather that brings him good luck. From avoiding a hungry fox to escaping the claws of a hawk, Lucky’s new charm helps him steer clear of one dangerous situation after another. His friend Lucy refuses to believe that the feather brings good fortune—until she sees it with her own eyes. Demonstrating that happiness can be found in the smallest of things, this story illustrates the importance of staying positive in all situations.

"My home has steps to the mountains and a wooden bridge," said Little Blue. "I miss my mountains.""My home has a path to the hills and tall rocks," said Will. "Almost like your home."They climbed the hills and gazed from the rocks. But they couldn’t find Little Blue’s way home. When Will discovers a little blue girl lost in the woods, he tries to help her. When they fail to find her way home, he invites her home with him . . . only to find that their homes are one and the same place.