Discover the enchanting tale of 'The Crow and the Peacock,' a beautifully illustrated children's book published by Oxford University Press in 2020. This charming story follows a curious Crow on his exciting quest to find out which bird is truly the happiest in the world. As he embarks on his journey, he meets a range of captivating birds, including a softly cooing dove, a graceful swan, and a beloved cockerel. Each encounter teaches vital lessons about happiness and freedom. The journey culminates in a breathtaking encounter with a stunning peacock, whose jewel-toned tail leaves Crow in awe. However, the story takes a pivotal turn when Crow learns that the peacock, despite its beauty, longs for freedom from its golden cage. This heartwarming narrative not only sparks imagination but also imparts essential life lessons about true happiness and the importance of being free. With 32 pages of captivating illustrations, this book is perfect for young readers aged 3-7. Ideal for storytime at home or as an engaging addition to any classroom library, 'The Crow and the Peacock' is set to become a cherished favorite. Your purchase includes FREE shipping from our Auckland warehouse, ensuring no unexpected import charges or custom duties. Allow 15 days for delivery as we process your order promptly. This book has an ISBN of 9780192771551 and is in BRAND NEW condition. Dive into this magnificent story today and explore the wonders of friendship, self-discovery, and the true meaning of happiness.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780192771551
Year: 2020
Publisher: Oxford University Press UK
Pages: 32


Description:
Follow one Crow's quest to discover the happiest bird in the world. He encounters a softly cooing dove, an elegant swan, and a much-loved cockerel before finally meeting a peacock, bound in a golden cage. Crow is in awe of the creature's magnificent bejewelled tail - and believes this must be the happiest bird of all. But when Crow discovers the peacock's wish to fly free, he realizes who was the happiest bird all along.