Lonely Bird’s Dream
Lonely Bird’s Dream by Ruth Whiting is a visually stunning picture book published by Candlewick Press in October 2024. This edition spans 40 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Lonely Bird, a near-wingless paper bird who dreams of flying and embarks on a creative journey to discover her identity. Through her inventive spirit, she explores the world of flight, inspired by drawings of old-fashioned flying machines and her own experiments.
Readers will find a narrative that emphasizes imagination and self-reliance as Lonely Bird navigates the challenges of her quest. The book delves into themes of creativity and perseverance, inviting young readers to reflect on their own aspirations. With its enchanting illustrations and engaging storyline, Lonely Bird’s Dream continues the exploration of identity and the power of dreams, making it a delightful addition to any child’s bookshelf.
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Longing to fly, a near-wingless paper bird puts her creativity to work in this visually stunning follow-up to Lonely Bird.
One night, Lonely Bird has a dream.
She wakes with the memory of riding the wind.
There must be a way.
If Lonely Bird is a bird, why doesn’t she have feathers and wings like the birds she sees through the windows of her home? Why can’t she fly? A curious and inventive soul, Lonely Bird studies drawings of old-fashioned flying machines, conducts delicate experiments with feathers, and constructs her own little marvels as she pursues her elusive goal. Will the inevitable bumps and perils along the way ground her for good, or will she rise up to try again? In Lonely Bird’s second adventure, author-illustrator Ruth Whiting launches her artistic heroine on a tenacious exploration of identity, set in an enchanting miniature world that may just exist on the edge of our own.
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