The Story of a Robin

"The Story of a Robin" by Agnes S. Underwood is a late 19th-century tale for children, using the life of a young robin named Robinette to teach valuable lessons. The story follows Robinette as he leaves his nest and learns to become independent, facing challenges in finding food and adapting to the world. He discovers the kindness of a human lady who provides him with food, and as Robinette matures, he experiences happiness and difficulty, leading him to find a mate and start his own family, dealing with jealousy and other obstacles along the way; the book highlights themes of growth, self-reliance, and the importance of relationships with family and other beings, be they birds or humans, teaching young readers about resilience and connection.