The sunbird feels joy and is overwhelmed by a desire to sing. The bird is looking for a place to sing, but whenever it sings it annoys another animal; He disturbed the crow in his nap, the sick duck, and the rest of the animals as well, until he found a farmer who enjoyed his singing and shared it. The book seeks to enhance the child’s ability to see the other and their needs and desires, which may differ from – and sometimes even contradict – their own needs.
Our children often resemble the sunbird when they get excited; When they feel happy, angry, or sad, they look for an outlet through which to express their feelings, and try to share them with others. However, this desire to express their feelings is not always compatible with the desires and ...Read More