Attentive relationship with the natural world
Alison spends time watching birds and learns from encounters with them about their lives and the natural world around her.
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Roderick Langmere Haig-Brown - Author
A nature-focused fiction book for sharing aloud or reading together, offering close observation of birds alongside a child’s curiosity, wonder and growing attention to the living world.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA nature-focused fiction book for sharing aloud or reading together, offering close observation of birds alongside a child’s curiosity, wonder and growing attention to the living world.
Alison spends time watching birds and learns from encounters with them about their lives and the natural world around her.
Dippers and kingfishers are described catching small fish, with other fishing birds also included among Alison’s observations.
Children sensitive to animal predation may appreciate knowing this beforehand.
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