Flovely´s Adventures E-Book

Siegfried Freudenfels

• Herausgeber: BookRix
• Kategorie: Für Kinder und Jugendliche
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2018

Beschreibung

"Flovely's Adventures" is a lovingly written children's book, containing seven short stories, which make great bedtime-stories. Each story is completed by a lovingly illustrated picture. The positive themes will give your child a good feeling at the end of the day or serve as great entertainment during the day. The stories address topics like friendship, love, justice and team spirit. They are ideal for telling your child an encouraging story in only little time. The seven short stories: - Freddie, the little bird - Fiona upside down - The rabbit festival - The sand castle - Walter, the whale - The desert flower - The vacation

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Siegfried Freudenfels

Flovely´s Adventures

Childrens adventure books

This is a lovingly written children’s book. Flovely presents high quality children’s books, which have been developed in cooperation with educators.BookRix GmbH & Co. KG80331 Munich

Flovely´s Adventures

1. Freddie, the little bird

The two friends, Flovely and Flirty, lie on a rich, green meadow and look up at the clear, blue sky. Some chirping birds fly above their heads, forming a swarm. “Look, Flirty, the birds are gathering for their long trip to the south,” Flovely explains.

“Where do the birds go?” Flirty asks. Flovely points her little wing and says, “Every fall, the feathered friends gather as a big group. Then, together they fly towards the south, where it is warmer. They stay there for the winter. In spring they come back to us, to enjoy the good weather.”

The birds fly in circles, higher and higher. They chirp so loud that it is hard to hear your own words. As the travelers have gathered in the sky, the big swarm makes its way to the south. The two friends keep watching them until the group of birds can only be seen as a little dot in the distance. “It’s so quiet and peaceful all of a sudden,” Flirty notes and lays back in the grass to sleep.

Flovely, also, lays back and, with eyes closed, starts pulling some blades of grass. Suddenly, they hear a noise. “Chirp-chirp-chirp” “Can you hear that, too?” Flovely asks her friend, excitedly. “What are you talking about?” he mumbles, sounding sleepy. Both of them listen intently for another noise. “Chirp-chirp” There it is again and it seems to be somewhere close. Flovely jumps to her feet and starts shaking her friend who is still dozing. “Come on, Flirty, we need to find out where this noise is coming from!” Flovely says, her voice excited.

The friends follow the noise across the meadow. As they stand in front of a big bush, it gets louder. Carefully, Flovely pushes some twigs to the side with her wing. Now she can see: There on the ground sits a little bird. A big tear rolls down its face and it chirps as loud as it can. Flirty, also, sees the little bird now and, with his soft wings, picks it up ant takes it out of the bush. Now, the three sit on the grass and the little birds still does not want to stop crying. With a friendly face, Flovely asks, “Who are you and why are you crying?”

The little bird looks at her with big eyes and cries, “My name is Freddie and I can’t find my parents. They’re all gone and I think they flew to the south without me.” Flovely and Flirty look at the little guy compassionately and caress his head. “Would your parents just fly without you?” Flovely asks, horrified. “No, they wouldn’t, but when they were all gathering in the sky it took so long. I got tired and just wanted to rest for a little while. I must have fallen asleep and now they are gone,” Freddie explains, still crying.

“No need to cry, we will take you to your parents,” Flovely promises determined. “Come on, Flirty, let’s go to our friend, the blackbird Barry. He will be able to help. He and his eight siblings can go look for the swarm. If each blackbird goes another direction, we will find the swarm in no time.” “That is a good idea, because the swarm might not be going south right now. Maybe they are already looking for Freddie,” Flirty adds.

Flovely picks up the little bird to carry him on her shoulders and together they start running to blackbird Barry and his siblings. As the friends explain their problem to Barry, of course, he is willing to help. Immediately, the blackbirds fly into every direction to search the sky for the swarm. Flovely, Flirty and Freddie, the little bird, wait on the ground, full of hope. Time passes but neither the blackbirds nor the swarm returns. Freddie is sad. He sits on the ground and Flovely tries to encourage him.