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Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite
The Weaver Birds by Kalenga Augustine Mulenga is a children's picture book that follows the story of Wendy, a playful weaver bird who loves flying, having fun, and weaving. One day, she asks her parents what they will be doing for the day. They excitedly inform her that they will be doing all the activities she loves, which fills her with joy. As the day unfolds, Wendy and her parents soar through the sky to collect sticks, grass, and leaves. Upon their return, Wendy plays with her father and helps her mother weave the nest. However, a neighbor's behavior angers Wendy. The next day, while following their normal routine, Wendy finally gets a chance to express her feelings to her neighbor. Her father takes this opportunity to teach her the importance of forgiveness and empathy.
The Weaver Birds is a heartwarming book that conveys profound life lessons about community, teamwork, and supporting one another to achieve goals. Wendy is a young and enthusiastic character who is ready to explore, making her relatable to children. The book is enjoyable for families, featuring an engaging rhythmic style. The lyrical narration adds a unique touch, and its repetitive elements make it easy for young readers to follow along, encouraging interaction and the development of their reading skills. Kalenga Augustine Mulenga brings each character to life with subtle descriptions that capture their personalities. Additionally, the colorful illustrations perfectly complement the narrative. These vibrant images highlight the lush green jungle and the beautiful blue sky. Overall, this is a wonderful read that I highly recommend for sharing with your children to teach them the values of understanding, kindness, and helpfulness.
