
By Louise Erdrich, Jim LaMarche (Author/Illustrator), Louise Erdich
Extinct pigeons hatch, sparking a race to protect them from scientists.
When a quirky grandmother sails away, she leaves behind a mysterious collection of bird nests. A year later, three eggs hatch, revealing passenger pigeons thought extinct. As scientists swarm to study the miraculous birds, the family must protect the hatchlings' freedom. Can they keep the pigeons safe, or will the world claim them? Discover the unexpected journey of a family caught between wonder and responsibility.
Critically acclaimed novelist Louise Erdrich weaves a tale about a quirky grandmother who unexpectedly sails away from her family, leaving behind warm memories and her room’s few belongings – including her collection of birds’ nests. One year after Grandmother’s departure, three eggs in one of the nests miraculously begin to hatch and out pops a breed of passenger pigeon long thought to be extinct. When too many visiting scientists threaten the three hatchling’ freedom, Grandmother’s family take matters into their own hands.
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