
By Helen Taylor
A forest of singing birds, but Kakapo can't join in. Can he find his own rhythm?
In a lively New Zealand forest, every bird sings and dances—except Kakapo. Unable to mimic the melodies and moves of his feathered friends, Kakapo feels out of place. Yet, the joy around him is infectious. Will Kakapo discover his unique way to join the fun, or remain an outsider? As the forest echoes with song, Kakapo's journey unfolds with unexpected rhythm and charm. Thud, ching, tumble, shuffle, BOOM! Can Kakapo find his own beat in this vibrant avian symphony?
A playful read-along story about New Zealand bird song and movement. All the birds in the forest are singing and dancing. All except Kakapo. Kakapo can’t coo and glide like Kereru, chirp andtwirl like Fantail, hop and chime like Bellbird, or whistle and waddle like Whio. But the other birds are having so much fun that he can’t help joining them–in his own Kakapo way.
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