Songbirds: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Christy Lefteri

The narration of this book is narrated by four different narrators. These narrators are portrayed as various members of the bird race that tries to survive in a world where humans have almost wiped out all other songbirds. The danger that these birds face is not only physical but also cultural and social, with humans making up the majority of their enemies.

Birds are one of the most commonly extinct species in the world. They are highly sensitive to changes such as deforestation and climate change, due to their dependence on their environment for survival. Songbirds, more than any other bird, have adapted to this sense of being uniquely human-dependent. With about 300 species worldwide, songbirds symbolize beauty, artistry, and elegance. The novel explores how this group of birds is seen from different walks of life with a focus on the lovers and performers in particular. The author's use of cultural references helps readers keep up with all the happenings within a rapidly-changing society.

A story of love and loss, the rhythm of life and death, the power of the human heart. Songbirds is a stunningly beautiful novel set in the Georgian countryside-a love story that intertwines with a family's search for their missing daughter and tells us how to live-and how to die.

The birdsong that woke you up in the morning, the sweet songs of evening, how do they make them and why do they sing? What happens when a bird forgets how to sing? This is a novel about love and loss, family bonds, trust and betrayal. Set on the Greek island of Lesbos where many Greeks have made their homes since the 1980s. It is about people who leave the old country for new lives and what happens to those left behind; and also about immigrants from countries all over Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe who have found refuge from war or persecution here

Songbirds: A Novel is a novel about a family of four refugees from the Greek Civil War living as exiles in Egypt. The novel follows the story of two daughters, Angelos and Zoe, who are growing up under difficult circumstances. Their father's strictness causes them to rebel against him and their older sister. The girls become friends with an American diplomat who comes to visit the house they live in and helps to raise them. Georgy is their only relative that they know exists at this point and he becomes like a friend or brother figure to them.

Songbirds is the story of a man and a woman who each have a passion for songbirds, an intimate look into the lives of these two people as they make choices about their own lives in an era of environmental change. Readers will be fascinated by the lives of these two characters and their city as a backdrop to their trials and triumphs.