



A new story by Debra Adams
Adventures of Kiko and the Flock
A flock of Canada geese, one long migration, and everything the young ones learn between the hatching and the landing.
Every spring the flock flies north. Not every goose comes home the same.
Kiko leads a beautiful flock of Canada geese, and he leads it well — searching from the head of the V for the water, grass and mulberry bushes his families will need when the goslings hatch. Then Tunka decides he should be leading instead, and takes half the flock to the wrong side of the lagoon.
What follows is a full year on the migration trail: hatchings and hatch-day parties, flight lessons, a fall from the sky over a busy downtown, a storm that scatters everyone, a zoo, and a long limp south to the Florida coast. By the time they land, the fledglings have grown up — and so, quietly, has everyone else.




The migration trail
Follow the route the flock takes
Nine chapters, one journey, from a spring lagoon in the north to a crowded winter shoreline in Florida — with a rescue, a storm and a zoo in between.


About the Author
Debra Adams spent a career in front of children. She is not finished yet.
A retired teacher who loves to write children's stories, Debra writes the way a good classroom sounds — plain language, real arguments, characters who get things wrong out loud and have to fix them. Fellow educators have been previewing Adventures of Kiko and the Flock ahead of its release.
Bring Kiko's flock to your classroom
Debra reads with children, talks with teachers, and is available for school visits, library programmes and book clubs.