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Original Title:	The Someday Birds ASIN B01F1WX5LW
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Middle Grade & Children's (2017)

The Someday Birds

Sally J. Pla

Kindle Edition | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 4.26 | 1832 Users | 383 Reviews

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Title	:	The Someday Birds
Author	:	Sally J. Pla
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	January 24th 2017 by HarperCollins
Categories	:	Childrens. Middle Grade. Realistic Fiction. Family. Fiction. Young Adult. Contemporary

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Charlie wishes his life could be as predictable and simple as chicken nuggets.

And it usually is. He has his clean room, his carefully organized bird books and art supplies, his favorite foods, and comfortable routines.

But life has been unraveling since his war journalist father was injured in Afghanistan. And when Dad gets sent across country for medical treatment, Charlie must reluctantly travel to meet him. With his boy-crazy sister, unruly twin brothers, and a mysterious new family friend at the wheel, the journey looks anything but smooth.

So Charlie decides to try and spot all the birds that he and his dad had been hoping to see together in the wild. If he can complete the Someday Birds list for Dad, then maybe, just maybe, things will turn out okay...

Equal parts madcap road trip, coming-of-age story for an unusual boy, and portrait of a family overcoming a crisis.

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This story is for middle-school children but the use of two unnecessary swear words by the grandmother at the beginning made me hesitate to read this book. But I'm glad I continued, no more foul language, and a delightful story through and through for any age. Without the harsh swear words, which I doubt the grandmother would have choose to use, this story would have been just as good, if not better.

Such a beautiful story of a boy, his father, siblings, a cross country journey, and a list of birds. The writing was top notch and the relationships quite special. Really enjoyed this MG novel

The Someday Birds Book ReviewBy: Sophia AnastCould you imagine dropping everything in the middle of the night to take a trip across the country? I certainly could not. I like events and activities to follow a schedule, so I always know what is going on. If you are just like me, then you will love The Someday Birds. Charlie, a twelve-year-old boy who lives in San Francisco, has OCD and loves routines. His world gets turned upside down when his dad gets moved to a hospital in Virginia to help him

Middle grade novel about a twelve-year-old boy on the autism spectrum, who also struggles with OCD, on a road trip wth his siblings to visit their brain-injured father. The family dynamics are superbly crafted. Charlie's love of birds is woven throughout the entire story, in ways that readers can appreciate even if they are not birders themselves. It's extremely challenging to write an entire novel with a protagonist who struggles with mental illness, but Charlie's characterization is accurate,

What a beautifully written debut! Charlie, is a highly sensitive 12 year old on the autism spectrum who adores birds. His quest to find birds calms the anxiety he has about his Dad's brain injury. As Charlie hopes for his father to heal, he takes a literal and figurative journey to understand other people and relationships. The lyrical words and heart in this story will compel you to turn each page. LOVED this book!

Sally J. Pla's contemporary middle-grade debut novel, THE SOMEDAY BIRDS, blew me away. Charlie, a 12-year-old bird enthusiast with a passion for chicken nuggets and a need for order, is forced to go on an unexpected cross-country road trip with his siblings, a mysterious family friend, and a three-legged dog named after Charlie's idol, bird expert Tiberius Shaw. Their destination? The Virginian hospital where their war-reporter dad is recovering from a head injury sustained in Afghanistan. What

A character can elicit so many different emotions in a reader regardless the story, but when the two come together, you just don't seem to want it to end. In Sally Pla's debut novel this is most certainly the case. The main character is one that you make an instant connection with and just want to know more and more about. In fact all the characters in Sally's novel are so unique and interesting.The story is is unique and has you making connections not only with geography but science and