
audiobook
Chapter One. - How Spring was Coming.
Chapter Two. - The Stolen Eggs.
Chapter Three. - Preparations for the Trial.
Chapter Four. - “Peedle-Weedle-Wee.”
Chapter Five. - Pretty Pussy.
Chapter Six. - The Tomtits.
Chapter Seven. - An Odd Stranger.
Chapter Eight. - Ogrebones.
Chapter Nine. - A Tall Gentleman.
Chapter Ten. - Flayem, the Falcon.
In the sun‑dappled world of Greenlawn, a lively chorus of birds greets the first warm days of spring. Flutethroat the blackbird, his thrush neighbour Spottleover, and a host of feathered friends chatter, tussle, and hunt for dew‑worms while the garden awakens around them. Their conversations are as colorful as the blossoms, and every creature—from beetles to hedgehogs—adds a note to the bustling morning symphony.
When a stubborn mist rolls in, the birds must rally together, coaxed by the bright sun’s insistence that the fog retreat. Their playful banter and teamwork hint at the gentle challenges and discoveries that lie ahead as spring unfurls its full glory. Listeners will be drawn into a whimsical community where everyday garden drama becomes a celebration of nature’s renewal.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (113K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
Release date
2007-05-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1831–1909
A hugely prolific Victorian writer, he turned schoolroom experience, journalism, and a love of adventure into stories that kept generations of young readers turning pages. His books range from school tales to sea stories and historical adventures, with a lively, accessible style that still feels energetic today.
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