Reviewed by Delaney W. (age 9)
One day a swan was flying over the peacocks with a piece of reed in her beak. The peacocks mistook it for a sharpened feather and this started a big fight. All the birds died! Before the birds had died two new eggs were laid. When they hatched, one was a peacock, one was a swan. They walked toward each other and became friends.
In this book there are a lot of good illustrations. They have a lot of color and they are very detailed. I like them a lot. I think readers will like the illustrations because they are colorful.
As I read the book it made me wonder what the end would be like and what the lesson was. I liked the end of the book because it tells a good lesson. The lesson was to accept the fact that we all may not look the same, but we can still be friends.
I think readers in grades 2-6 would like this book.