The Song of Spring is a charming book, children will delight in the sounds animals make as they come together to help a young bird find a friend. This is a very nice book with great illustrations. The is a wonderful book to read to your 2 – 5 year olds. A fun way to learn animal sounds. This is 52 pages long, and you will need to read this to your child.
It’s spring and everywhere birds are calling out to each other. But one bird has forgotten which sound to make. He tries “Woof,” and meets a dog, who encourages him to try “Oink,” with the expected result. Moo, Hee-Haw, Baa, Meow–each successive call adds another animal friend to the page. Will the young bird find another bird friend? As young readers are introduced to each type of animal and their sounds, Hendrik Jonas’s clever illustrations grow increasingly crowded. The result is a beautiful celebration of friendship that will delight young children everywhere.
Review
“Jonas renders the animals with expressive eyes, streaky color lines, and collage elements. Along with the cast of kind barnyard animals, readers will enthusiastically take part in this gentle read aloud, in which the work of finding one’s voice can also mean finding friends.” -Publishers Weekly
About the Author
HENDRIK JONAS is a Berlin-based illustrator whose work has appeared in the The Times and The Guardian. This is his third book for children.
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This seems like a great book to read to my grandchildren. It’s perfect for Spring!
This looks like such a cute children’s book! I would definitely love to read it to my little ones. Thank you so much for your review!
This looks like a fun book for my youngest grandchildren (twins) as it is gender neutral which is hard to find in kids’ books. They love to have a book together then head to their own rooms.