Little Bird Flies by Karen McCombie

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I liked the story as it was about a little girl called birdie who lives on remote island in Scotland. It was interesting to read about her life as she was adventurous with big dreams. I would recommend this book to young child who love reading novels set in historical times.

Reviewed for Toppsta.

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