About the book:
"Papa... whose feather is this?"
When young Stella finds a mysterious feather, she sets off on a quest to discover which bird lost it-meeting colorful backyard birds and gathering clues along the way. Part mystery, part adventure, and part child's first field guide to bird watching, Stella Found a Feather introduces young readers to the fascinating world of birds in a way that is fun, engaging, and memorable.
Unlike many field guides written for children, Stella Found a Feather isn't a dry collection of facts and species descriptions. It's an engaging story that naturally weaves bird identification into Stella's search for the feather's owner. Along the way, young readers learn how to recognize common North American birds by their feathers, colors, personalities, sounds, and behavior-often without even realizing they're learning.
Written by lifelong birder and Emmy-nominated television writer/producer Brad Johnson, the book is designed to spark curiosity, encourage outdoor exploration, and inspire a lifelong appreciation for birds and nature.
Number of Panels needed:
13 panels (Can fit 12 if needed)
Size:
11” x 17”
Type:
Digital Download. Must be printed on 11” x 17” paper. Lamination may be needed depending on your StoryWalk© sign. Recommended to print with a laser printer not an ink jet!
Want the book for home or school?
Buy the paperback book on Amazon!
Fun Activity Prompts Included!
Includes interactive activity prompts that spark curiosity and get children moving along the trail!
Genre: Children’s Fiction and Non-Fiction
Ages: 6-8
Copyright © 2026 Brad Johnson. All rights reserved.
This StoryWalk© edition is licensed solely for the creation and display of StoryWalk© panels. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, sold, modified or transmitted in any form or by any means beyond the StoryWalk© format without prior written permission from the copyright holder.
The author retains full copyright ownership.
This digital file may not be resold, shared, or uploaded to public websites.
For permission requests or additional licensing, contact:
meghan@larksigns.com
www.larksigns.com
About the book:
"Papa... whose feather is this?"
When young Stella finds a mysterious feather, she sets off on a quest to discover which bird lost it-meeting colorful backyard birds and gathering clues along the way. Part mystery, part adventure, and part child's first field guide to bird watching, Stella Found a Feather introduces young readers to the fascinating world of birds in a way that is fun, engaging, and memorable.
Unlike many field guides written for children, Stella Found a Feather isn't a dry collection of facts and species descriptions. It's an engaging story that naturally weaves bird identification into Stella's search for the feather's owner. Along the way, young readers learn how to recognize common North American birds by their feathers, colors, personalities, sounds, and behavior-often without even realizing they're learning.
Written by lifelong birder and Emmy-nominated television writer/producer Brad Johnson, the book is designed to spark curiosity, encourage outdoor exploration, and inspire a lifelong appreciation for birds and nature.
Number of Panels needed:
13 panels (Can fit 12 if needed)
Size:
11” x 17”
Type:
Digital Download. Must be printed on 11” x 17” paper. Lamination may be needed depending on your StoryWalk© sign. Recommended to print with a laser printer not an ink jet!
Want the book for home or school?
Buy the paperback book on Amazon!
Fun Activity Prompts Included!
Includes interactive activity prompts that spark curiosity and get children moving along the trail!
Genre: Children’s Fiction and Non-Fiction
Ages: 6-8
Copyright © 2026 Brad Johnson. All rights reserved.
This StoryWalk© edition is licensed solely for the creation and display of StoryWalk© panels. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, sold, modified or transmitted in any form or by any means beyond the StoryWalk© format without prior written permission from the copyright holder.
The author retains full copyright ownership.
This digital file may not be resold, shared, or uploaded to public websites.
For permission requests or additional licensing, contact:
meghan@larksigns.com
www.larksigns.com
