Book 28 of the series
Pip and the Tide of Tiny Bells
When the river delta falls silent, one small fox discovers that some songs need more than one voice to begin.
Buy on Amazon ↗- Ages
- 3-7
- Reading level
- Grade 1
- Length
- 661 words
How it begins
“Pip sleeps on a pale sandbar. One ear stands taller than the other. The copper water braids quietly past, and the morning is very still.”
Children will love
- •A copper river delta braided into three quiet streams, and a warbler who opens its beak but makes no sound
- •Pip ringing one small bell so a silent warbler finally has an air already singing to join
- •A delta full of song again, with one tiny bell left hanging in the reeds for tomorrow