Aderyn Bach, Yr / Little Bird, The (Cyfres Straeon Bach y Byd)

Introducing a bilingual picture book series that explores the power of kindness through captivating fables and fairy tales from around the world. "The Little Bird That Couldn't Fly South" is a heartwarming tale of a bird learning to overcome its limitations and find warmth during the winter.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 01 June 2023
Publisher: Rily Publications Ltd

Introducing your little one to fables and fairy tales from around the world with this spellbinding series of bilingual picture books for children.


The power of kindness is a tale told all over the world! Introduce children to the charming telling of a North American folktale about a little bird that can't fly south for the winter.


Once upon a time, in a cozy nest high up in a tree, there lived a little bird named Rosie. Rosie was a cheerful and curious bird, always eager to explore the world around her. However, there was one thing that Rosie couldn't do - she couldn't fly south for the winter.


Every year, as the cold winds began to blow, Rosie would watch as her friends and family flew away to warmer climates. She would feel sad and lonely, longing for the warmth and sunshine of the south. But Rosie was determined to find a way to survive the winter.


One day, Rosie came across a wise old owl who lived in a nearby oak tree. The owl had seen many winters come and go and knew all the secrets of survival. Rosie asked the owl for advice, and the owl told her about a special berry that grew in the forest during the winter.


The berry was called the hibernating berry, and it had the power to keep birds warm and energized during the long winter months. Rosie was excited to try the berry, and she set out on a quest to find it.


After many days of searching, Rosie finally found a patch of hibernating berries growing in a hidden clearing in the forest. She picked as many berries as she could carry and brought them back to her nest.


Rosie was amazed at how the berries tasted. They were sweet and juicy, and they gave her the energy she needed to survive the winter. She ate the berries every day, and soon she felt like her old self again.


As the winter months passed, Rosie watched as her friends and family returned from their travels. They were amazed to see Rosie alive and well, and they were grateful for the hibernating berry that had saved her life.


From that day on, Rosie became known as the bird who had survived the winter with the help of the hibernating berry. She told her story to anyone who would listen, and her courage and determination inspired many others to find their own ways to survive the tough times.


And so, the power of kindness and the story of the little bird who couldn't fly south for the winter continue to be told all over the world, reminding us of the importance of perseverance and the strength of the human spirit.


In conclusion, this series of bilingual picture books is a wonderful way to introduce children to fables and fairy tales from around the world. The power of kindness is a timeless theme that resonates with children of all ages, and the story of the little bird who couldn't fly south for the winter is a charming and inspiring tale that will leave a lasting impression on your little one.

Weight: 164g
Dimension: 229 x 230 x 5 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781804163238
Edition number: Bilingual ed