Synopses & Reviews
The doves flock together, nest together, and sing together. In the winter they travel south, in the spring they return north. Then one day a new bird flies on the scene. A big, noisy bird with twin engines and lots of legroom. The strange new bird ruffles the flock's feathers. But even as the doves turn their backs on him, their unwelcome companion makes himself quite useful. He might even teach them a new way to fly. . . .
Gilbert Ford's debut picture book combines the right amount of silliness with a heartwarming message about finding one's place in the world.
Synopsis
The pigeons are a tight bunch. They flock together, nest together, and sing together. In the winter they travel south, in the spring they return north. This is the way it has always been and the birds see no reason for things to change. Then one day a new bird flies on the scene. Suddenly their comforting routine is completely disrupted. In order to adjust to the change, the pigeons must learn a new way to fly....