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Advance NetGalley reviews:
Educator 1776831:
This is a hopeful, lighthearted read that my 9-year-old and I thoroughly enjoyed. The charming art style and cozy plotline made for a great afternoon read! Perfect for parents of primary to middle school children who want to teach their kids a meaningful lesson about life.
Reviewer 1726139:
Hansom little Italian bird in a bowtie! The illustrations were great!
Lara A, Reviewer:
A magical children's book with gorgeous artistry on the importance of bravery. The author has a beautiful way with words, and the storytelling is exquisite.
Reviewer 1503375:
This was such a sweet story about facing your fears!!... It would be perfect for a child who's outgrown picture books to be able to read one that's at their level! Also loved the art!!
"A bird who's afraid to fly is like a fish afraid of the water!"
What are you afraid of?
Sam is afraid to fly.
Being a bird makes this awkward.
His parents don't understand.
His brothers and sisters don't understand.
Sam himself doesn't understand.
He wants to bob with the bats and flit with the fireflies and soar with the starlings.
But he can't even look over the edge of his nest.
What to do when fear stops you from living?
Suitable to be read to younger children, or read by ages 8-11, The Bird Who Was Afraid to Fly will captivate readers with charming illustrations of Sam, his family, and the Italian countryside while they learn that it's OK to be afraid and to accept help from others.
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