Mrs. Morgan Rescues... a Parrot! is the fifth story in a series created for independent readers ages eight and up. Younger readers may enjoy this book if it is read to them.This short story has 3,892 words and a few pictures. It is not a picture book but rather the pictures of the main characters are meant to enhance the story.Mrs. Morgan lives in Savannah, Georgia. She is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and rescues and fosters both wild and domestic animals. This story is about two African Grey parrots named Chloe and Candy. They belong to a woman who collects birds but doesn't take care of them. A rescue group takes all of the birds and Mrs. Morgan offers to keep the two parrots until a new home can be found for them.This story ends with a creative living situation that children may not have seen before!
Mrs. Morgan Rescues... a Parrot! is the fifth story in a series created for independent readers ages eight and up. Younger readers may enjoy this book if it is read to them.This short story has 3,892 words and a few pictures. It is not a picture book but rather the pictures of the main characters are meant to enhance the story.Mrs. Morgan lives in Savannah, Georgia. She is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and rescues and fosters both wild and domestic animals. This story is about two African Grey parrots named Chloe and Candy. They belong to a woman who collects birds but doesn't take care of them. A rescue group takes all of the birds and Mrs. Morgan offers to keep the two parrots until a new home can be found for them.This story ends with a creative living situation that children may not have seen before!
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