Review: Little Bird Finds Christmas - Marianne Richmond

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Review: Little Bird Finds Christmas - Marianne Richmond - November 2022


This year I joined a reading challenge to help clear your Netgalley books and Little Bird Finds Christmas is adding to the challenge. This cute adorable Christmas picture book features Little Bird who learns from his mother that Christmas is coming. Little Bird waits and waits, but Christmas hasn't arrived. He gets impatient and so he flies out to see if A) he can find Christmas and B) at the same time discover what Christmas is. Little Bird in the end discovers that Christmas isn't something physical but overall, a feeling of family time, love, joy, and happiness and a time of reflection and quality. It's not about how many presents you get or how wealthy you are or how many people you spend it with. Christmas is a time that you spend with the ones that you love, the ones that matter the most. This cute picture book beautifully illustrated by Janet Samuel is the perfect Christmas read for children aged 3-6 years old and an addded bonus if you love birds and animals.

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