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I personally enjoy it myself too (: I’ve read this lovely book many times in group settings for kids from ages 1 to 10,and at home with my own kids. What would you do? . "Can you imagine . What we love about this book ", "tuwit-tuwoo" and even "tra-la-la"? A bouncy read-aloud book to be enjoyed; beautifully illustrated with bold, bright colours and packed with all sorts of wild and wonderful birds! Flap your wings, fly up high, open your beak and sing in this fun action rhyme story about fantastical birds by multi-award-winning author Lucy Cousins. What a busy day you will have!
- There's a sweet page where a baby bird snuggles with mama bird in their nest (:
- In Singapore some recommend Kranji Marshes, Sungei Buloh Nature Park, MacRitchie Reservoir and Singapore Botanic Gardens for birdwatching!
- Read up more about local birds
- Montessori-friendly title
- Bright and colourful illustrations on clean background so it really POPS
- Introduces the actions that birds may do!
- Go on a bird hunt!
- At the park or any outdoor place, visit the local bird park.
- Interesting endsheets (paper sheets affixed to the inside of the book's front cover and endcover) - kids love looking through the different birds and noticing how the birds are awake or asleep
- What is your favourite bird?
- Covers common birds that kids can recognise and usually like, eg parrot, swan, flamingo, penguin, ostrich
- Birds are commonly seen in most places, and usually kids like to observe or chase them
Reviews
Mike Faice
It's a great book and lots of fun and one I'd recommend. The book is filled with rhymes on each double page as well as lots of chances for kids to get moving and have some fun. My little boy lives the book so much we bought a bigger version of it.
Strawberry
Each page is filled with bold colours and birds that are very recognisable and themselves have bold outlines and colourings. The book is about A5 in size, has smooth rounded corners and is a board book so filled with very thick card pages of very colourful images and some text.
The book starts by asking kids to imagine that for one day they are a bird, the following pages are all filled with bird activities that kids can try to do such as: shout cock-a-doodle-doo, flap your wings, and stretch your neck. I'm not sure why but the colours and the way these birds look really make this book fun. Although this book can get kids involved in acting out bird actions, it also makes for plain fun reading and I know that the rhymes and colourful pictures would have made me want to read this over again and again when I was younger. I really love the pictures and they make this book so fun and appealing.
-Thanks to Walker Books for a free copy. Each page is simple, not too much to distract kids from what the bird is doing and you just can't help but love the rhyming on the pages and I think this will really make kids want to get involved. This is such a fun book and an excellent one for getting kids moving about and having some fun as well as just reading. There's no real story to the book but just various different things birds do during one day from morning until night.
Each of these bird actions and rhymes is accompanied with a fun picture of a bird. And 2 of the pages are differ with the words!
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