Written by Iris Scarfone and illustrated by Ronald Scarfone. Three little red birds, a nest on a branch, a bright blue sky and a warm sun above.
Rhyming language that makes every read-aloud a joy, illustrated so a child who cannot read yet can still follow the story.
Perfect for bedtime, story time, and little readers who love nature and gentle adventures.
— From Three Baby Birdies by Iris Scarfone
That refrain repeats through the book, which is what lets a child join in before they can read the words.
Simple storytelling choices that help little readers stay engaged.
Builds pattern recognition and word familiarity through repetition children enjoy.
Rhythmic language makes read-alouds fun and helps children predict what comes next.
Illustrations show exactly what the text describes, connecting the words to the picture.
Short enough to hold a young child’s attention from the first page to the last.
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The full illustrated story as a PDF you keep, with the same artwork as the paperback.
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Open it at bedtime on whatever is to hand, or print it if your child would rather hold the pages.
All the artwork from the printed book, so a child who cannot read yet can still follow along.
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The full illustrated story, on whatever screen is to hand, or printed at home.
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