Devil Bird Island

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Devil Bird Island is a warm, gently spooky adventure that combines wildlife mystery with a clear message about caring for the natural world. Gill Lewis gives Tia and Nat plenty of courage, curiosity and teamwork, while the short chapters and dyslexia-friendly presentation make this an especially inviting choice for developing or reluctant readers. A lovely pick for animal lovers who enjoy their conservation lessons with a few eerie noises after dark.

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What is Devil Bird Island about?

During a camping trip to Devil Bird Island, friends Tia and Nat embark on an unexpected adventure. They rescue a stranded turtle entangled in a fishing net and, as night falls, encounter eerie sounds and ghostly apparitions. Back home, they unravel the night's mysteries and learn valuable lessons about protecting wildlife. This inspiring tale by Gill Lewis highlights the importance of conservation and is particularly suitable for readers aged 7 and up.

About the author

Gill Lewis is a popular British author who loves writing exciting stories about animals and nature. Her books, such as 'Sky Hawk' and 'White Dolphin', are enjoyed by many young readers. Gill is also a trained vet, so she knows a lot about wildlife and uses her knowledge to bring her stories to life.

Discussion ideas around Devil Bird Island

Courage and teamwork: How do Tia and Nat help each other when their camping trip becomes frightening, and what makes a good team?

Looking after wildlife: What do the characters learn from finding the turtle, and what could children do to help animals in their own area?

Mystery and imagination: Why do the sounds and shapes on Devil Bird Island seem so mysterious at night, and how does the truth change the way you see them?

People and the natural world: The story shows that human actions can put animals in danger. Which actions should people change, and why?