who let the birds out
“Who Let the Birds Out” was written in memory of a playful day in the garden when my brother and I believed that the budgies in the aviary longed to be free.
We decided to open the door and let them find their freedom in the white stinkwood tree in front of their aviary.
We decided to open the door and let them find their freedom in the white stinkwood tree in front of their aviary.
This book is suitable for children aged 6 to 8. While picture books are often categorized for young readers, they are actually suitable for all ages because they offer layers of meaning, artistic expression, and universal themes that resonate with readers at various stages of life.
Summary
There is havoc in the aviary for no apparent reason. The children take action not knowing what the real reason for the chaos is. However, the budgies are free to stay in the aviary willingly. "Everyone of us is called to be a free spirit just as every rose seed is called to be a rose." Rudolph Steiner
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Zusammenfassung
Ohne erkennbaren Grund herrscht Aufruhr im Vogelhaus. Die Kinder handeln ohne zu wissen welchen Grund der Aufruhr hat. Die Wellensittiche können selbst entscheiden ob sie im Vogelhaus bleiben wollen oder nicht. "Jeder von uns ist berufen zum freien Geiste, wie jeder Rosenkeim berufen ist, Rose zu werden." Rudolf Steiner
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To grasp the invisible one has to observe the visible.