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The Birds of Christmas Vivien C. Tartter but as a form ofA stunning folktale about the Nativity, set on a chilly night in Bethlehem. "Wake up, wake up, birds!" croaks Raven one December night. "A child is born!" Each bird longs to bring a gift to the newborn baby in the manger. Nightingale sings a sweet song; Rooster caws a special call; Stork plucks her feathers to make a pillow. "I have nothing to give," thinks little Robin. But as the night grows colder, the fire keeping the stable warm burns lower and