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Leah Bisciotti

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English

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Libristo code: 10784955

Publishers Archway Publishing, October 2015

A family has come to visit a house in the neighborhood! The mother and father are staying in a plant... Full description

Libristo code: 10784955

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A family has come to visit a house in the neighborhood! The mother and father are staying in a planter on the porch, with a nest holding three new baby birds. Using the nest as a home, the birds explore the neighborhood. As the young girl looks on from a window, the three young birds grow stronger and learn how to use their new wings. And then one day, the birds leave! Will they be back for another visit as they seek new adventures and sing from the highest trees? This illustrated children's story tells the tale of a sweet, feathered family who make their home on one person's front porch as the youngest ones grow and learn to fly.