Mommy, Why do Birds Chirp? - Paperback

by Keturah Bobo (Illustrator), Khadijah y. Abdus-Salaam (Author)

In this charming children's book, six-year-old Mya is getting cross with the birds outside her window. They won't stop chirping, and they're interrupting her sleep. When she complains to her mother, her mother uses the opportunity to teach Mya a lesson about God's love, power, and protection.

Like Mya's mother, you too can use this book to teach your children an important lesson about praising God: even the smallest sparrows chirp to show their love for God.

Just as the birds sing in the morning, you and your family praise God in your own way. Use this book to talk about the different ways people (and animals) can praise God and come together in worship.

Author Biography

Khadijah Abdus-Salaam lives in Bridgeton, New Jersey, and works in the greater Washington, DC, area. She is an elementary school teacher and owns a day care center called Greater Works Childcare. Abdus-Salaam received her bachelor's degree in English and master's degree in education from Howard University. She is currently working on attaining her PhD in psychology from Walden University.

Abdus-Salaam loves writing children's literature and sharing God's love with her readers.