Sparino De Birdarack - Williamson, Barbara
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Sparino De Birdarack tells his bird buddy, Moe Zambeek, that he would like to write beautiful poems and love songs, and to someday share them with someone special. Being an unattractive bird, he finds his place hosting Squawk Talk, a morning radio show, where he is able to share his talents without having to be seen. Sprain's radio personality wins the hearts of his coworkers at the mill, especially one in particular; a cute little chick, Kelly Winger, that works in the fountain called "The Best Nest Yet." Kelly, who is very shy, couldn't imagine someone like a radio personality paying…mehr

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Sparino De Birdarack tells his bird buddy, Moe Zambeek, that he would like to write beautiful poems and love songs, and to someday share them with someone special. Being an unattractive bird, he finds his place hosting Squawk Talk, a morning radio show, where he is able to share his talents without having to be seen. Sprain's radio personality wins the hearts of his coworkers at the mill, especially one in particular; a cute little chick, Kelly Winger, that works in the fountain called "The Best Nest Yet." Kelly, who is very shy, couldn't imagine someone like a radio personality paying attention to her. With the encouragement from her friend, Mag Pie, Kelly sends a note to the radio station asking Sparino to meet her for cake. As Moe and Sparino sit for lunch, Kelly sends over a seed cake. Kelly and Magi join Moe and Sparino. The reader will be surprised at the chain of events that takes place. Sparino soon finds out that his poetry has won the heart of a special someone. Once again proving, never judge a book by its cover.
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Barbara Williamson was born in the Midwest in 1939. She graduated high school and moved to the West Coast to create her own path, rather than one dictated for her by society at large. Williamson began working at a male-dominated Fortune 500 company, where she quickly moved up the ranks. But upon reaching the "American dream," she felt unfulfilled. That is when she met her life partner and founded the Sandstone Retreat, a rebellious, sexually charged commune where sexual freedom and expression were encouraged and celebrated. She currently lives in Fallon. Nevada with her kitty cat.