Meet a bluebird couple named Bluey and Rosey. Bluey, the male bluebird, tells us that birds' experiences are similar to humans. Bluey's story explains on how birds cope when tragedies happen. Like humans, birds experience sad, painful events and failures. Bluey reminds us that when misfortune happens, it is important to refocus our energy on what really matters. When struck with the tragedy of losing his mate, Bluey continues to sing, hunt and do the things he loves. Bluey shows us the pleasure in nurturing and caring for his babies and the joys of watching them become lovely creatures. It is the author's hope that Bluey's story serves as an inspiration and an appreciation of birds. Bluey's story is a celebration of fatherhood. It is a testimony to a father's dedication and love for his children. At its essence the story gives children a very warm hug and the reassurance of a father's love. This story is a true account of the author's observation of bluebird behavior in her backyard.