This book had potential and by the title you feel like it will be a good moral lesson. However, it merely points out all the ways the birds are different and then says that each of them "learned" that they're really the same. How are they the same and how did they come to that conclusion? Really it should be called "Everyone is different but we're all birds". There were also fragmented sentences/thoughts and grammatical errors.

I won this e-book in a raffle on Library Thing's member giveaways in exchange for an honest review. ( )

Everyone's the same...except not.

This book, while trying to outline that everyone's the same on the inside, just points out the differences between each bird. There is no real conflict. One page will talk about how one bird finds x y and z weird about the others. Then on the next they magically learn that it's what's on the inside that matters or something to that degree. There are some grammar mistakes and places where sentences seem more like fragments than actual sentences. Besides that, the font is honestly kind of horrendous and I don't like that I can't view the text and the picture at the same time.

Again, decent story idea but one that could have been done better. (And again, has already been done better.)

(*Note I received a free copy from LibraryThing's Member Giveaway program in exchange for an honest review.) ( )