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Once, a Bird

Rina Singh

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Kinder- und Jugendbücher / Kinderbücher bis 11 Jahre

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Key Selling Points

  • A small bird has a big impact in this story of looking beyond ourselves and reconnecting with nature.
  • This wordless story offers a hopeful contemplation on the rhythms of nature and the importance of connection in the face of disruption and isolation.
  • Birders and budding birders will enjoy observing the behaviors of the American robin as she sings her early morning song, gathers materials to build a nest and tends to her chicks.
  • Nathalie Dion's subtle illustrations carry readers through this wordless journey of finding connection after solitude.
  • The author was inspired to write this story on a solitary walk during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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hope, city life, isolation, urban life, connect with nature, birding, toddler books, books for every age, new life, pandemic, changing seasons, American robin, get outside, natural world, bird-watching, wordless book, quarantine, community