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Bird Thoughts

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One day, I decided to leave the nest and see what else was out there. I flew beyond the tree and saw that the world was actually made of leaves. I had been so wrong about the world before. As I flew further and further, I saw more and more new things, and eventually, I wasn’t sure how the world was made. None of my neighbors seemed to know either.

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One day, I decided to leave the nest and see what else was out there. I flew beyond the tree and saw that the world was actually made of leaves. I had been so wrong about the world before. As I flew further and further, I saw more and more new things, and eventually, I wasn't sure how the world was made. None of my neighbors seemed to know either.

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Emilie Poulsson was an American author and educator, best known for her children's poetry and finger-play verses in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Bird Thoughts reflects her gift for giving young readers a perspective — here, literally a bird's-eye view — that gently mirrors the experience of growing up and questioning the world around you.

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