About this book
Stories of Birds by Lenore Elizabeth Mulets invites listeners into a fragrant garden of avian tales—an early 20th-century children’s classic that blends gentle fiction, poetry, myth, and natural science. Mulets presents nine distinct sections, each centered on a different group of birds, offering short stories, lyrical poems, age-old myths, and accessible facts that teach as they charm. The writing balances playful imagination with observational detail: young listeners meet robin-and-wren vignettes, migratory duck lore, nest-building curiosities, and whimsical fables that reflect human virtues through feathered characters.
Rooted in literary and scientific traditions of its time, the collection models early nature education, encouraging curiosity about bird behavior, seasons, and habitats without losing the warmth of storytelling. The language is poetic yet clear, making it ideal for read-aloud sessions and solitary listening alike.
Perfect for families, elementary educators, nature lovers, and anyone who enjoys animal fiction and poetic literature, this audiobook is a soothing, informative listen that sparks a lifelong appreciation for birds and the natural world.
