The Bird That Could Not Fly

by Ruth Youyou & Illustrated by Herbert Brown

Formats

Softcover

$12.99

E-Book

$3.99

Softcover

$12.99

Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 6/1/2007

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 8.5x11

Page Count : 24

ISBN : 9781425761837

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 24

ISBN : 9781796085679

About the Book

The Bird That Could Not Fly is a 24-page illustrated story that entertains as well as teaches children about peer pressure. The story sends a powerful message to children to stand firm and not to be influenced by others who make bad decisions.

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Customer Reviews

I think this book is perfect for young children.

Josie
Great children book

Denise Edward
All children need to read this book. A lesson in peer pressure and the rewards of being an individual. Bravo.

Rose
Great children story book

Denise Edwards
Great book

Rose
This is a wonderful story, with lessons to be learned about peer pressure and being yourself. Bravo.

Rose S.
I like the book

Dianna
It is a very good children story

Islande
My son love this book

Valerie
I love this book, my little brother and both read it together.

Joe
Awesome book for young kids. A must read....

Weve
I love this book, it teaches young children how to react when experiencing peer pressure. I bought two books for my grand children. Excellent lesson

Denise Edwards
A wonderful book with an important message to read to your children every night!

Vince Clarke
I read this book to my baby brother and he enjoyed the pictures and storyline

Richard
This is a story that could be applicable to realistic situations with children, teens and adults. There are aa few lessons learned in this story that resignates with me. 1. It teaches us that feelings of inadequacy and fear can cause one to make poor decisions that could possibly have detrimental consequences. 2. At some point in life we will have to rely on our own self will to accomplish our goals. 3. We can learn from our mistakes. They do not have to keep us down. We can move forward!

LISA HARDY-GARDNER

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