This heartwarming story about growing up and exploring the world around you is now available as a padded board book.
As we cuddle here together, gazing at the sky, I know that soon the day will come when you'll spread your wings and fly.
With internationally best-selling author Emma Dodd’s stunning art, this uplifting and reassuring book featuring a baby cockatoo who learns what a big wide world it is out there is perfect for readers young and old.
Emma Dodd has created many books to critical acclaim. She works from a studio in England. When not working, she and her family spend as much time as they can surfing and walking in all weather.
A charming book that encapsulates the profound love between parent and child. . . This quaint book, similar to Margaret Wise Brown’s The Runaway Bunny, is a testament to the enduring bond between parent and child, offering a gentle reminder that home is not just a place but a feeling of unwavering love and acceptance. . . a perfect bedtime story to share with small children, imparting the timeless message of love, security, and family, and one to have on hand for classroom naptime story hours. —School Library Journal
This heartwarming story about growing up and exploring the world around you is now available as a padded board book.
As we cuddle here together, gazing at the sky, I know that soon the day will come when you'll spread your wings and fly.
With internationally best-selling author Emma Dodd’s stunning art, this uplifting and reassuring book featuring a baby cockatoo who learns what a big wide world it is out there is perfect for readers young and old.
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Emma Dodd has created many books to critical acclaim. She works from a studio in England. When not working, she and her family spend as much time as they can surfing and walking in all weather.
A charming book that encapsulates the profound love between parent and child. . . This quaint book, similar to Margaret Wise Brown’s The Runaway Bunny, is a testament to the enduring bond between parent and child, offering a gentle reminder that home is not just a place but a feeling of unwavering love and acceptance. . . a perfect bedtime story to share with small children, imparting the timeless message of love, security, and family, and one to have on hand for classroom naptime story hours. —School Library Journal
