Pigeon Holed

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What Book Next? ~ “Little Pigeon has followed the other pigeons to face a very large pigeon with a clipboard. This pigeon is stern and after one look has decided that Little Pigeon will fit in a little hole.
“No I don’t,” said Little Pigeon.
“I’m going to grow BIG.”
Next Big Pigeon calls Little Pigeon plain, then grumpy, when Little Pigeon complains. Both pigeons, big and small, get angrier as Big Pigeon tries to label Little Pigeon. Then Little Pigeon asks two questions:  Why isn’t Big Pigeon in a hole? Why does Big Pigeon need holes?
What a brilliantly simple way to talk about labelling or pigeon holing others. Like Little Pigeon we are all multi faceted and no one thing can be used to define us.
We are made to mix with others, and be ourselves at the same time – all while being proud of who we are.”

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About the Kiwi author

Nikki Slade Robinson is an award-winning author and illustrator of over sixty children’s books and readers, many for Duck Creek Press including the Muddle & Mo series and The Little Kiwi series. Find out more on her profile page.