Littlest Bird sets out on her own . . . And discovers that there's no place like home! There were seven green birds in a beautiful nest at the top of a tree where the view was the best. But the Littlest Bird didnêïA1⁄2êïA1⁄2êïA1⁄2t like it at all, for the beautiful nest was incredibly small. Fed up with being jostled around by all her brothers and sisters and not getting any attention, Littlest Bird goes in search of the perfect nest, which seems to be empty êïA1⁄2êïA1⁄2êïA1⁄2 except for an hatching egg that gives her a BIG surprise!

Proverbs are words that have been passed down from generation to generation with hundreds of years of experience. These; It is a general rule and is used to convey lessons learned from life experiences in the form of advice. As such, proverbs contain very important information about the thought-feeling style of each nation and its general culture in a broader sense. In the process of learning a foreign language, it is essential to learn the culture of the relevant nation. From this point of view, learning proverbs is an indispensable element in learning a language. The use of proverbs belonging to that language at the appropriate time by those who study a foreign language also carries direct traces about the level of language learning. The use of proverbs is important for every language. Considering Turkish learning and Turks in particular, it can be said that Turks often make use of proverbs in their daily speech and when they hear a proverb from someone who is learning Turkish, they welcome it. Although there are different tense structures in Turkish Proverbs, the present tense is mainly used. In addition, it is seen that words are used with a figurative meaning other than their dictionary meanings from time to time. In our book, proverbs are explained in detail in terms of both the meaning of the words in the Turkish language and the meaning of the message to be given in the proverbs.