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On a bright April morning, three little Robin's eggs 

hatched in a nest deep in the forest. As Mama Robin 

hovered over her babies, she was overjoyed to see 

that she had two girls and a boy! 

Mama Robin was so excited about her 

babies. She exclaimed, "The boy's name 

will be Jessie, the first girl will be Maria, 

and my little gray one I shall name 

Nina!"

Maria and Jessie grew strong and big, fast, 

faster than Nina! Nina stayed little. While Mama 

Robin was gone getting food for them, Maria 

and Jessie practiced flapping their wings. But 

Nina could not flap her wings at all! 

After Mama Robin cam back, Nina 

asked her why she couldn't flap 

her wings and her siblings could. 

She told her:

"Nina you are 

special in your 

own little way 

and that's 

okay!"

While Mama Robin, Jessie, and Maria were out on an 

adventure, Nina had to stay in the nest. She was 

frustrated that she couldn't fly. She thought about 

just jumping and letting instinct kick in, but that 

scared her a lot. She decided to practice as hard as 

she could until she could flap her wings. 

The next day, Jessie, Maria, and Nina 

were goofing around, looking off the edge 

of the nest. They were taking turns 

looking and seeing how far they could go 

until they would fall. It was Nina's turn. 

She cautiously went over the side of the 

nest and looked over. She was 

intimidated by how far of a drop it was. 

All of a sudden, she actually fell. 

Instinctively, she caught herself, mid-air, 

and began to fly!!!!

As she sailed along, she was amazed at all the little wonders 

the forest had to offer. She dodged a spider web hanging 

from a branch, and gazed at how the sun magically came 

through the trees. 

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