96 pages nonfiction adult book November 28, 2024 The Book Guild publisher
ABOUT THE BOOK
MY THOUGHTS
Robins in My Kitchen is a lovely diary style nonfiction book about the author’s daily life with robins that have set up a nest in her kitchen. The mother bird fearlessly brings moss, twigs and other building materials into the woman’s house through an open kitchen window and builds a nest for her babies on a dish shelf. Mr. Robin also comes in to help.
Eventually the eggs hatch and we see Mr. and Mrs. Robin sharing the parental duties of feeding the babies. I loved reading the daily progress of the fledglings and how descriptive it was.
Black and white illustrations add to the nostalgic feel of the book.
Reading this book was a true treat and made me feel closer to nature. What a joy to be chosen by the robin family to have a nest in their house.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book.
All opinions expressed are my own.
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6 replies on “Robins in My Kitchen-Nonfiction”
That is quite a remarkable story. We have had birds fly into to the house but nothing like building a nest in the kitchen. I am tempted to get this book.
We’ve had them fly into the house and my cat terrorized the poor thing. It’s lucky it didn’t get eaten. At less than 100 pages it’s well worth the read. I enjoyed it a lot.
What a beautiful story. I love this!
Now that’s what I call a trusting bird family. Well worth the read.
Gorgeous!💖📚
This was really heartwarming, Sandy.