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Leonard the Lyrebird 3 Book BundleGet the bestselling books Leonard the Lyrebird, Lilah the Lyrebird and The Black Cockatoo With One Feather Blue written by Jodie McLeod and illustrated by Eloise Short in a bundle! The perfect gift for a baby shower, new baby, 1st birthday or an international loved one.
Valued at $80.85
About the books:
Leonard the Lyrebird:
The story of Leonard... Leonard is friends with everyone – and boy can he sing! But will his singing talents impress the one friend he really wants? In a story about friendship, bravery and being yourself, join this charismatic bird as he searches for the song that will change his life…
“Featuring the enchanting landscapes of the Blue Mountains in Australia, and one of its most magical residents, the artful story of Leonard the Lyrebird is like a precious slice of the Blue Mountains itself.” ~ Tohby Riddle, award-winning Blue Mountains children’s book author and illustrator
Lilah the Lyrebird:
Lilah the Lyrebird is a story about resilience, bravery and love, weaving the concept of bushfires and how this remarkable bird rises courageously in the face of danger.
Written by Blue Mountains writer Jodie McLeod and illustrated by Katoomba artist Eloise Short, it includes all the elements readers love about Leonard the Lyrebird – rhythm and rhyme, incredible illustrations that capture the beauty of the Blue Mountains and an engrossing tale that inspires children to find inner confidence, trust their instinct and challenge self-limiting beliefs.
The Black Cockatoo With One Feather Blue:
The Black Cockatoo With One Feather Blue tells the story of one very clever black cockatoo, known across the land for her striking feathery feature.
When her feather goes missing, she embarks on a quest through the Australian bush to find it, meeting a collection of characters along the way. But what begins as a search for a feather turns into the discovery of something unexpected...
Filled with fun rhymes, catchy repetition and mysterious twists, this book highlights the value of friendship and kindness over materialism, carried along by Eloise’s stunning illustrations all the way to its uplifting ending.
