Blue skies, a warm sun, and three little friends in their nest. A gentle story made for read-aloud moments and curious little ones.
Three little birds in a nest under a sunny sky. A gentle story for read-alouds and curious little ones.
Written by Iris Scarfone and illustrated by Ronald Scarfone, this cheerful tale follows three little red birds in their nest on a tree branch—with a bright blue sky, fluffy clouds, and a warm sun. Perfect for bedtime, story time, and little readers who love nature and gentle adventures.
Fly through the sky, dodge the pipes, and see how high you can score!
💡 Tip: use arrow keys or W/S to move the bird up and down.
Author Iris Scarfone and husband Frank write stories that bring blue skies, sunshine, and little friends to young readers.
The author, Iris Scarfone and husband Frank taught their son Ronald to read when he was a baby by putting words on posterboards and then on a wall in their home.
Simple and common words were used first such as “mommy” and “daddy.” This book uses rhythmic language that rhymes throughout the book. By making a short story with illustrations that depict the story, it enables a child to understand the story better and makes it easier to follow. Iris Scarfone is the author of this book and her son Ronald Scarfone is the illustrator. Ronald eventually became a reading teacher and then changed careers to become a librarian in a public library. Ronald majored in Art Education for his Bachelor’s degree. Ronald has Master’s degrees in Reading Education and Library Science.
Beautifully gentle and engaging for kids.
Great rhythm and warm message.
A favorite for bedtime and classroom reading.