Birds of Heaven - Anette Veldhuyzen

\nSingalong, the girl bird and Singalongsong, the\n \nboy bird, had lived in that big old tree for several\n \nyears and they had always gotten along; that is, \n \nuntil the time of this story. In fact, they became\n \nbest friends almost the moment they met.\n \n \n\n \nEvery morning, they got up early and flew to a\n \nspecial branch high up in the Chestnut tree.\n \nThere they would sit together, Singalongsong\n \nsinging and Singalong listening until the sun\n \nbegan its slow flight down to the other side of the\n \ngleaming earth.\n \n \n\n \nFor several years, both of them enjoyed this\n \narrangement. \n \n \n\n \nBut then, Singalongsong became\n \nbored with Singalong's chirping...\n \n \n\n \nWritten by a mother of several disabled children and illustrated by award-winning painter Sarah Dowling, Birds of Heaven gently and beautifully explores acceptance and forgiveness in the style of Max Lucado. Get your copy for a free audiobook inside, narrated by the author!\n