
By Michael Galligan, Jeremiah Trammell (Illustrator)
A young bird struggles to fly, aided by unlikely forest friends.
Warren, a fledgling bird, crashes to the ground on his first flight attempt. As he struggles to soar, a group of well-meaning forest animals offers advice, despite never having flown themselves. With their humorous guidance, Warren must find the courage to try again. Will he finally take to the skies, or remain grounded? This charming tale of perseverance and friendship invites readers to cheer for Warren as he learns to spread his wings. Discover the delightful world of Townsend's warblers and what to do if you find a young bird on the ground.
The first time Warren, a fledgling bird, leaves the nest he falls straight to the ground, but his fellow forest-dwellers all have advice to share. Includes facts about Townsend Warblers and about baby birds.
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