On her daily bike ride with her dad, a bird-loving little girl passes a woman who frightens her—until she discovers what they have in common. I am a bird. Ca-Caw! Ca-Caw! Every day, a little girl rides to school on the back of her father's bike. As they twist and turn through the streets, the little girl spreads her arms like wings and sings her birdsong for all to hear. But when they pass a strange woman in blue who carries a mysterious bag, the girl goes quiet until the woman is out of sight. One day, when they’re running late, the little girl discovers what the woman does with her bag each morning—a surprise that transforms her wariness into a feeling of kinship to be celebrated. Hope Lim’s simple text and Hyewon Yum’s delicate, expressive illustrations create a touching story that encourages readers to embrace our similarities rather than focus on our differences.

It isn't easy to be the only kid in school who's a bird. Then again, you can fly!

Celebrate the bonds between fathers, sons, and nature with this lovely, sun-drenched debut picture book. I am a bird. I glide into arms open wide. I’m the hands that hold and the eyes that shine… when it’s you and it’s me and the sea. A boy and his father spend their day at the beach, exploring the shore, the sand, the water, and everything in between. The result is a warm, elegant celebration of nature, connection, and the myriad relationships formed all around us.

Big Bird is a . . . bird! He has feathers, lives in a nest, and loves to sing. This great big shaped board book introduces young readers to their finest feathered friend on Sesame Street.

My name is Jesse Erwin-Angerame . I am six years old and started writing this story about 3 months ago when I was five. I told Mum that I wanted to write a book with shiny paper. That you could get from a book shop like ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ and that everyone could read it. Mum said we need to do a plan. First I needed to write a story, draw the pictures, and then paint the pictures. I used water paints to paint all my pictures. I then made up my story and wrote it in my best handwriting. Mum helped me draw the Frog & the Tiger as drawing some of the pictures was too hard and I wasn’t happy with what I did. I drew & painted the Bird & and painted the Frog – Mum did the Tiger. Mum fixed up a few things that I wasn’t happy with and that I found too hard to do. Mum scanned all my work into the computer and then had it printed on shiny paper. THIS IS MY STORY AND MY FIRST BOOK FINISHED SEPTEMBER 6th 2012. I AM A BIRD.

A "Bird's "Journey By: Jay C. "Bird" Richardson A "Bird's "Journey is an epic 27 chapter autobiographical poem chronicling Jay C. "Bird" Richardson's life from growing up on a farm in rural Pennsylvania through his long battle with drug and alcohol addiction. Mr. Richardson uses poetic verse to share how his addiction led to multiple trips to rehab and incarceration. He writes about trying to avoid his addictions' demonic temptations. In the final chapter, "Tools of Salvation," Jay shares tools he uses to keep his sobriety. Part Two features a series of poems written over a twenty-year period, including "The Treasure Hunter," "Lucky Cop Gets Nine-to-Five Job," and "Days of No Regrets Long Gone."