Interest age: 3-6
Reading age: 6+

Penguins Can't Fly

Author: Richard Byrne

Publisher: Andersen Press

Gregory the gull and Hudson the penguin are best friends, until Gregory learns to fly and have fun with the other gulls, leaving Hudson feeling left out. But when Gregory gets into trouble, Hudson discovers he has special skills of his own, and comes to the rescue.

This delightful tale, conveyed with humour and sensitivity, celebrates the joy of being different and the value of real friendship. Penguins Can’t Fly is a lovely story for sharing, with an important message for children of any age.

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