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By Rina Singh
Hardcover edition
Publisher Orca Book Publishers Imprint Orca ISBN9781459838567
Bird Brothers: A Delhi Story
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Brothers Nadeem and Saud grew up in Delhi watching the majestic raptors called black kites circle in the sky above their heads.
But every year, when paper-kite-flying season came and people brought out their glass-coated kite strings called manja to have friendly battles, the beautiful birds faced dangerous skies. One day, the brothers found a black kite tangled in manja, but their local vet couldn’t help. As they got older, the brothers never forgot that day. Learning from a local vet, who taught them how to mend a bird's wing, and a neighbour who trained pigeons, they began to rescue and rehabilitate injured black kites.
Bird Brothers, A Delhi Story depicts the powerful true story of Nadeem Shehzad and Mohammad Saud, who have devoted their lives to helping these birds return to the sky.
Author's note.
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PreK Standard MARC Records Cover Art |
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AR Ready
No
Book Genres
Autobiography/Biography
Canadian Rights
Yes
Dewey
920
Title alpha
Bird Brothers: A Delhi Story
Category
Global Citizenship (Grades 3-5)
Pages Count
32
Genre
Nonfiction
Topics
Biography & autobiography. Social activists. Science and nature. Environmental conservation and protection. Zoology.
Trim Size
9" x 11"
JLG Span
Fall
Language
English
Rights type
Publication date
2025-08-18
JLG Release Date
Oct 2025
Minimum grade
3
Maximum grade
5
Reading level
Elementary
Format
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Global Citizenship (Grades 3-5)
Global Citizenship (Grades 3-5)
Global Citizenship (Grades 3-5)
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Interests
Culture & Traditions, Community, Independent Reading, Picture Books, Discussion Starters, Multicultural
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