Have you ever seen a pigeon tap-dance? Or heard of a pigeon that loves opera! Well, you are in for a treat. THE TAP-DANCING PIGEON OF COVENT GARDEN is a charming story for 3-7 year olds that will touch your heart and make you laugh. It's all about Pigeon, who leaves the family nest to find his passion in life and a safe place he can truly call home. Pigeon flies across the rooftops of London and finds himself in Covent Garden, where he falls in love with the sound of the opera singer in the piazza and the vision of the tap dancers at the Royal Ballet. As he discovers how to look after himself away from his nest, he discovers his true passion in life - tap-dancing! Serena Hassan is a firm believer in following one's dreams, even if they may seem silly to others. She hopes to motivate and inspire future generations to be brave when they leave home, and to encourage them to never give up searching for their own passions.

 

This is a picture book. A picture book uses pictures and text to tell the story. The number of words varies from zero ('wordless') to around 1k over 32 pages. Picture books are typically aimed at young readers (age 3-6) but can also be aimed at older children (7+). This book was published 2019 by Whitefox Publishing Ltd .

Serena Hassan's inspiration for writing children's stories began on her lunch break in Covent Garden in 2012, when she saw a pigeon whose legs were tangled in rubbish. That pigeon was the inspiration for her first book, THE TAP-DANCING PIGEON OF COVENT GARDEN. A few years later she found a place to call home in Surrey, where she lives with her husband and two daughters. Her favourite hobby is creating wizard wands from fallen forest twigs by painting them with glitter and sparkles. Serena believes life is magical and if that means dressing up as a fairy superhero and heading to the supermarket, then really . why not? John Davis is a highly creative and renowned photographer who has worked with