Sunbirds at my Window
The life of birds is as fascinating as it is beautiful. This is what young Alon learns from his elderly neighbor, Ina, who has turned her kitchen window into a bird feeding station. Alon, who is particularly fond of the colorful sunbirds, invites his classmates to visit the feeding station and hopes that Galit will be interested in the birds, because he really likes her. Perhaps Galit`s interest will influence her father who wants the feeding station removed from the building because the birds dirty his lawn. The children in the class are very excited, and Galit offers to help Alon care for the birds. It looks as if everything has worked out well and Galit`s father isn’t in a bad mood any more, but then Ina suddenly falls ill and dies. However, Alon is comforted by her request that he take over the feeding station. Together, Alon and Galit care for birds that come to feed.
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Japanese
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Japanese
Tokyo, Fuzambo, 2003; 2004
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Title | Sunbirds at my Window |
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Writer's Last Name | Bergman |
Writer's First Name | Tamar |
Genre | Children |
Ages | 8-11 |
Illustrations | Christina Kadmon |
Publisher (Hebrew) | Hakibbutz Hameuchad |
No. Pages | 74pp. |
Book title - Hebrew (phonetic) | Ina Afa Im Ha-Tziporim |