A Julia Eccleshare Pick of the Month March 2019
Full of fun, this is a charming story about friendship and how we find it. All birds find their friends, and their mates, by singing their own special song of spring. But one bird can’t remember the song he should be singing! When he tries, all kinds of unexpected sounds come out. First it’s a woof, then it’s a moo and an oink and a hee-haw and a meow!
The little bird has lots of new friends but not the special one that he really wants. Luckily, there’s another little bird out there who can’t remember her song either. When all is resolved the little birds have each other and their lovely new friends too! Witty illustrations capture the little bird’s predicament and journey to happiness.
It's spring and everywhere birds are calling out to each other. But one bird has forgotten which sound to make. He tries Woof, and meets a dog, who encourages him to try Oink, with the expected result.
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It's spring and everywhere birds are calling out to each other. But one bird has forgotten which sound to make.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed The Song of Spring and determined it is suitable for children aged 0-4 years old
The Song of Spring features in the following genres: Books for Babies and Toddlers, Recommendations, Julia Eccleshare's Picks of the Month, Featured Books for 3+ readers
Hardback. Not Available.
The Song of Spring was written by Hendrik Jonas and published by Prestel
The Song of Spring has 42 pages