Spreading My Wings by Nadiya Hussain (author) and Ella Bailey (illustrator)

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A touching story about being proud of who we are and embracing our differences, written by BBC TV star Nadiya Hussain.

I am a boy, and this is Rayf, my bird.

Rayf is my friend.

On his first day of holiday camp, a little boy arrives with his bird best friend perched proudly on his shoulder, but he soon discovers that he is different from everyone else – no one else has a bird. He hides Rayf away to try and fit in but it’s hard to pretend to be someone else for long.

A beautiful story about finding the confidence to spread your wings and fly as your true self.

Our March 2022 Ages 3-4 Book of the Month

Our March book of the month for children aged 3-4 is Spreading My Wings. This touching story is written by Great British Bake Off Winner, TV presenter and chef Nadiya Hussain. Spreading My Wings is a story that teaches children about being proud of who they are, and, in a sensitive and empathetic way, teaches the importance of embracing and celebrating our differences. This book is a great way to introduce your child to these important topics and the beautiful illustrations and simple text provide a good springboard for parents and carers to have open discussions with their children.

Spreading My Wings is about a little boy who arrives for the first day of his holiday camp with his pet bird Rayf. However, he realises that is the old child with a pet and tries to hide Rayf away in order to fit in. The little boy soon discovers that it’s hard to pretend to be someone else for too long.