A children’s picture book by Alice McLerran. There was once a mountain made of bare stone. So the tale begins. The mountain stands cold and alone, until one day a small bird appears, the first living thing the mountain has ever seen. The mountain pleads with her to stay, yet that seems impossible. A tender and luminous story about friendship across difference, the passage of time, and how small acts of love can transform even the most inhospitable landscapes. Gently illustrated and paced for young readers, the book rewards multiple re-readings and invites conversation about patience, nature, and the slow work of caring. For primary school children, family bedtime reading, and classrooms exploring ecology, seasons, and emotional intelligence. Alice McLerran’s tale has found a place in Tanzanian children’s reading through its Mkuki na Nyota edition.

The Mountain That Loved A Bird
Author(s): Alice McLerran, bird, children's picture book, friendship, illustrated, mountain, seasons, universal story
Sh 7,000
Alice McLerran’s tender children’s picture book about a lonely stone mountain and a small bird whose visits slowly transform it. A story about friendship across difference, the passage of time, and how small acts of love can change even the most inhospitable landscapes. For primary school children and family reading.




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