Philadelphia has an inchworm problem, and John Bardsley thinks the answer may be waiting across the ocean.
After leaving England for America, John finds trees being eaten by inchworms and no easy way to stop them. Remembering the sparrows he knew back home, he comes up with an unusual plan: bring birds from England to help his new city. The result is a lively story about immigration, problem solving, and how one person's idea can change a place.
Based on a little-known true story from the 1800s, this illustrated book gives young readers history with humor and movement. It is especially appealing for children who like animal stories rooted in real events.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
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