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Credits

Original title Pájaro Amarillo

Author and Illustrator Olga de Dios www.olgadedios.es

English Translator Andrew Pyott

In collaboration with Lucía Alba Fernández, José L. Roscales, Raúl Rivarola, Paula de Dios Ruiz, Olga Iglesias Durán

Spanish language advice Marta Rubio Aguilar

Typography

BOOKEND Joanne Avellar

Alright_Scrapbooky Denise Bentulan

For illustrations of this book Olga has used digital techniques.

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Before they were born they were different.

They also had something in common.

How are they alike?

ALBATROSSTOUCAN YELLOW BIRD COCKATOO WOODPECKER MANDARIN DUCKVULTURE

Yellow Birdcouldn’t Flywith his small wings.

Yellow Bird was very skilled.He could Fixalmost anythingwith his small wings...

He also created new inventions.

Sharing his inventions wasone of his favourite things.

La, la la la, la...

¡¡kiick -kiick...!!

Those who could Fly, gradually left to other places.

HAVE A NICE TRIP

WE’LL SEND YOU A POSTCARD

Every week Teo the postman brought him the post.

Yellow Bird received postcards from very far away places.He discovered that there were many other

birds in the world that couldn’t Fly.

One day Yellow Bird felt sad.- “What’s the Matter?” asked Teo.

Teo had an idea...

- “Why don’t you invent something to help you Fly?I’ll build it with you,” said Teo.

- “I wish I could Fly so I could visitthese places,” said Yellow Bird.

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They spent all day... ...and all night working on it.

Can you spot the differences?

The following morning...

HAVE A NICE TRIP

I LL SEND YOU A POSTCARD

SOLAR PANEL

SOLAR ENERGY

SWITCH

LED

RESISTOR

MOTOR

PROPELLER

POTENTIOMETER

Yellow Bird crossed the sea.

PUFFIN

GANNETSHEARWATER

SEAGULL

He arrived at a desert where he met two ostriches.One of them wanted to FLy.

They teamed up and adjusted the invention so she could FLy.OSTRICH

Ostrich FLewand the inventionwith Chicken she shared.

Chicken FLewand the inventionwith Kiwi she shared.

Kiwi FLewand the inventionwith Penguin he shared.

To the other pole Penguin FLewand the invention with Polar Bear he shared.

This is how Polar Bearmoved to the South Pole.

By that time, Yellow Bird had already gone once around the world.

Of all the places he visitedthere was one he liked more than any other.

BLUE MONSTERTHREE-EYED FROG

BUG BALL

This is the place whereYellow Bird decided to liveand a postcard to his friend Teohe began to write.

Dear Teo,

Thanks to our invention

I’ve been able

to travel all around th

e world.

I now live in a beaut

iful place where

I feel really happy wit

h my new friends.

Sharing our invention

has been very useful.

After adjusting it, Ost

rich made her dream co

me true.

Chicken was freed and

Kiwi discovered new pla

ces.

Penguin shared it with

Polar Bear to help

her find a new home.

I hope you’ll come an

d visit us soon.

Lots of love. Your friend Y

ellow Bird.

What would you inventto improve the lives of

those around you? ALBATROSSTOUCAN COCKATOO WOODPECKER MANDARIN DUCKVULTURE

OSTRICH CHICKENPOLAR BEAR

PENGUIN

KIWI

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A story aboutthe value of sharing.

Yellow Bird encourages usto take care ofthe planet we live on and to free our ideas forthe common good.