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One Little Bird

Name: One Little Bird
ISBN: 9780192773661

By Sheryl Webster

engaging thought-provoking heartwarming

Genres

Animals Nature

What is One Little Bird about?

When Rosa the robin's tree is cut down, she boldly builds a new nest atop the culprit's house and refuses to leave. Her defiance sparks a movement among animals worldwide, leading them to occupy human homes in protest. This engaging tale highlights the impact of environmental destruction and the collective power of standing together for nature.

About the author

Sheryl Webster is a talented children's author from the UK who loves creating fun and imaginative stories. She is best known for her picture book 'Monkey's Clever Tale' and enjoys writing about animals and adventures. Sheryl hopes her books inspire young readers to use their imagination and discover the joy of reading.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2021

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