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Where the Lyrebird Lives

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$19.4 $26.95 In stock

Category: Books & Music

Age range 3 to 6High in the mountains through the sleepy clouds.Deep in the forest past the chiming birds.Will we see the lyrebird? I don't know. Tip-toe, tip-toe.The beauty of the Australian rainforest and the magic of family-time come together in this lyrical and delightful story of intergenerational connection, habitat and adventure.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

The repetitive, lyrical text is a joy to read aloud, and the kids are always hushed and listening by the time we reach the "tip-toe, tip-toe" line. The rainforest imagery is lush and atmospheric, perfect for a bedtime wind-down. It's quickly become our favorite quiet-time story.

Samuel Y. ★★★★★

The lyrical text about tip-toeing through the rainforest had my four-year-old completely still, actually whispering along by the second read. Beautiful illustrations that make the Australian bush feel magical.

Joshua ★★★★★

Our three-year-old loves the "tip-toe, tip-toe" refrain and tries to whisper it while we search for birds on each page. The lyrical, repeating text really draws her into the story, and the rainforest illustrations kept her attention for the full book.

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