'Friends who stand together ALWAYS have Super powers.' – Jackie French: Song Bird 2 “A superstorm destroys Rosella Ava Bird’s flower garden. All the bees are disappearing. A giant sinkhole cracks open beneath Rosie’s school bus, and mysterious voices rise up from the depths. A giant tornado blasts the house of Frank, Rosie’s sinister next-door neighbour, threatening Rosie’s family. And Rosie’s sister, Raven, has gone missing. Should Rosie lead a mission into Bug World to rescue Raven? Or stay home and save her family?” Rosie’s side-kick, Amy, wheelchair bound, shows genius & perseverance crushing disability stereotypes. REVIEWS: For Song Bird Superhero - ‘Empowering story about believing in yourself. Inspiring read by a great Australian author.’- Disney Princess. ‘An imaginative tale that flies high. Uplifting work about conquering bullies & staying true to oneself.' -- Kirkus Re-view ‘Tackles the subject of bullying. Allows protagonist Rosie to solve her own problems’ -Buzz Words. Song Bird is aligned with Kids Matter and STEM science in the Australian curriculum. Download FREE teacher notes and FUN kids activities at www.karentyrrell.com Supported by Cerebral Palsy League. THEMES: Bees, bully prevention, environment, insects, friendship, disability, diversity, STEM science. About he Author: Karen Tyrrell is an award-winning Australian author and teacher. Karen presents interactive story telling sessions, creative writing workshops, seminars and author talks in schools, libraries, festivals and conferences. She speaks out on TV, radio and writes for magazines. Song Bird Superhero (2016) Jo-Kin vs Lord Terra (2016) Jo-kin Battles the It (2015) Harry Helps Grandpa Remember (2015) and Bailey Beats the Blah (2013) empowers children with resilience skills. STOP the Bully (2014) junior novel empowers children with assertive anti-bullying strategies.

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'Friends who stand together ALWAYS have Super powers.' - Jackie French.

"A superstorm destroys Rosella Ava Bird's flower garden.

All the bees are disappearing.

A giant sinkhole cracks open beneath Rosie's school bus, and mysterious voices rise up from the depths.

A giant tornado blasts the house of Frank, Rosie's sinister next-door neighbour, threatening Rosie's family.

And Rosie's sister, Raven, has gone missing.

Should Rosie lead a mission into Bug World to rescue Raven?

Or stay home and save her family?"

Rosie's side-kick, Amy, wheelchair bound, shows genius & perseverance crushing disability stereotypes.

REVIEWS: For Song Bird Superhero -

'Empowering story about believing in yourself. Inspiring read by a great Australian author.'- Disney Princess.

'An imaginative tale that flies high. Uplifting work about conquering bullies & staying true to oneself.' -- Kirkus Review

'Tackles the subject of bullying. Allows protagonist Rosie to solve her own problems' -Buzz Words.

Song Bird is aligned with Kids Matter and STEM science in the Australian curriculum. Download FREE teacher notes and FUN kids activities at www.karentyrrell.com Supported by Cerebral Palsy League.

THEMES: Bees, bully prevention, environment, insects, friendship, disability, diversity, STEM science.