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<p><b>A joyful and gentle story about a boy and an injured bird, about the happiness of caring for others, and the bonds that unite us for life--even if we need to be far apart.</b><br> <br> The day Twig falls out of his nest, he meets a boy called Milo. Milo cares for Twig, building him a new nest in his home, tending to his broken wing, and introducing him to his flock. They quickly become the best of friends. But Twig is still a bird, and he misses wide open spaces. He stops singing, leaving Milo with a hard decision about the last thing his best friend needs to heal.<br> <br> <i>Milo and Twig</i> shows readers what it truly means when someone says, "If you love something, let it go," and helps to show kids their actions can positively affect others.<br> <br> BUILDING EMPATHY: The perfect book for parents and teachers to show kids how their actions can affect others and inspire them to treat those individuals with respect and kindness.<br> <br> GOOD DEEDS: While aiding his new friend, Milo discovers acts of service for others can lead to personal growth and happiness for himself.<br> <br> UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP: Celebrates how bonds can form between even the most unexpected of pals through not only activities but understanding and acceptance.<br> <br> Perfect for:</p> <ul> <li>Parents, grandparents, educators, and educators</li> <li>Preschool and kindergarten-level readers</li> <li>Pet parents and animals lovers</li> <li>Gift givers looking for a family read-aloud book</li> <li>Fans of <i>Two Together, Ida, Always</i> and <i>This Story is Not About a Kitten</i></li> </ul>