Mole and the Baby Bird

Mole and the Baby Bird

by Marjorie Newman (Author), Marjorie Newman (Author), Patrick Benson (Author)

Synopsis

When Mole finds a baby bird injured and alone he takes it home to look after it very carefully. But soon Mole has the greatest dilemma of all - is the baby bird going to be a pet or is it going to be free? Mole is guided by two wonderful, carefully observed parents and a kind and thoughtful grandfather into making his final and touching decision. This tender and most gentle of picture books explores important and big themes in the most understated and subtle way. Like all Patrick Benson picture books, this story has the feeling of a children's classic in the making. A tender story that gently informs the young reader about the importance of freedom. The subtle text combined with beautiful art and an important theme make this picture book a sure-fire classic for children of all ages. - Publishing News .

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 32
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 01 Sep 2003

ISBN 10: 0747561192
ISBN 13: 9780747561194
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years
Book Overview: A tender story that gently informs the young reader about the importance of freedom The subtle text combined with beautiful art and an important theme make this picture book a sure classic for children of all ages+ Award-winning illustrator Patrick Benson's children's books are classics in the making

Media Reviews
A tender story that gently informs the young reader about the importance of freedom. The subtle text combined with beautiful art and an important theme make this picture book a surefire classic for children of all ages. Publishing News
Author Bio
Marjorie Newman lives in Southampton and is the author of several other books for children. This is her first book for Bloomsbury. Patrick Benson won the Mother Goose Award for his first book ' the Hob Stories' written by William Mayne and published by Walker Books. Since then he has illustrated many books including ' Owl Babies ' written by Martin Waddell which has sold almost 2,000,000 copies world wide since publication. He now lives in the Scottish Borders with his partner and eight year old son.