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Five-year-old Mihir is fascinated by his grandmother’s lunchtime tradition of feeding birds at her kitchen window. Mihir likes to call them his “lunch-friends.” When the big mango tree that is home to the lunch-friends is cut down, they stop visiting. Mihir is anxious and wants to help. What does he do?
This is an inspiring story of a little boy who thinks big.
Awards won: This book won the Best of Indian Children’s Writing (BICW) Award in 2019 for the theme Lost and Found for the age 6-9 yrs.
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Lunch-time at Ammama’s place is always a picnic for Mihir. He loves sharing his grandmother’s special paruppu saadum with his feathered friends and a furry squirrel, who live in a gigantic mango tree close by.
On his next visit, though, the tree is cut down. His bird and animal-friends don’t visit him any more.
Mihir is determined to give them a new home but how long is he willing to wait for it?
| Weight | 60 g |
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| Dimensions | 24.5 × 24.5 × 0.4 cm |
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