I Am A Bird

I Am A Bird

by Jesse Erwin-Angerame

26 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781479727100

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My name is Jesse Erwin-Angerame . I am six years old and started writing this story about 3 months ago when I was five. I told Mum that I wanted to write a book with shiny paper. That you could get from a book shop like ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’ and that everyone could read it. Mum said we need to do a plan. First I needed to write a story, draw the pictures, and then paint the pictures. I used water paints to paint all my pictures. I then made up my story and wrote it in my best handwriting. Mum helped me draw the Frog & the Tiger as drawing some of the pictures was too hard and I wasn’t happy with what I did. I drew & painted the Bird & and painted the Frog – Mum did the Tiger. Mum fixed up a few things that I wasn’t happy with and that I found too hard to do. Mum scanned all my work into the computer and then had it printed on shiny paper. THIS IS MY STORY AND MY FIRST BOOK FINISHED SEPTEMBER 6th 2012. I AM A BIRD.

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    How does Jesse’s choice of a bird as the main character reflect a child’s natural desire for freedom, exploration, and seeing the world from a higher perspective?

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    If you could transform into any animal for a day just like the protagonist, what would you choose and why do you think a young child is drawn to the specific experience of being a bird?

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    The book features classic animal archetypes like a bird, a frog, and a tiger; how do you think these creatures interact with one another in a young author's imagination, and what do they represent in terms of childhood friendships or fears?

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