Little Home Bird

Discover the enchanting world of 'Little Bird,' a beautiful picture book that captures the essence of home and belonging. Authored by the renowned Jo Empson, this delightful story is perfect for children aged 3 to 8 years. Little Bird cherishes every aspect of his cozy abode; from his favorite branch to the melodies that fill his environment. But when his brother insists on a change, Little Bird embarks on a journey to find happiness in a new home. This heartwarming tale not only engages young readers with its stunning illustrations but also gently addresses the emotions children may experience when navigating multiple homes. Ideal for families with changing dynamics, particularly those with separated parents, this book offers comfort and understanding. 'Little Bird' is a must-have addition to your child's library, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of home, no matter how many they have. With its soothing narrative and thoughtful representation of family life, this book will surely resonate with readers and listeners alike. Add 'Little Bird' to your collection today and help foster a sense of stability and comfort in their lives.

Author: Jo Empson Publisher: Child’s Play
Bind: paperback
Dimensions: 245 x 268 mm
Pages: 36
Publication Date: 01-02-2016

Little Bird loves everything about his home. He’s surrounded by his favourite branch, his favourite food, his favourite view and his favourite music. Why on earth would he ever want to change, even when his brother tells him that they must? Discover how Little Bird ends up finding happiness in his new home from home in this beautifully illustrated picture book. Perfect for all children who love home, however many they may have. Age range: 3 - 8 years Features:
An unmissable new title from the award-winning author/illustrator of 'Rabbityness' and 'Never Ever'.
The comforting tone will resonate with children who have more than one home. The book is particularly relevant to children whose parents are separating, as they come to terms with the changes and grow accustomed to having more than one place to call home.