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Imagine a place high in a tree, where every dish is made with love and every customer has wings. A very special restaurant, where birds from all over the forest come to enjoy the most delicious food they've ever tasted. Crunchy seeds, sweet nectar, juicy berries, and tender leaf rolls... All served by Pico, Piqui, Toc-Toc, and Coco, four friends with a big dream: to create the best restaurant for birds in the world.
But owning a restaurant isn't as easy as it seems. Sometimes there are problems in the kitchen, ingredients that mysteriously disappear, or very demanding customers who only want the best. Other times, an unexpected storm threatens to ruin a banquet, or a very important visitor arrives unannounced. And, of course, when another restaurant opens in the forest, the competition can become a huge challenge.
In this adventure-filled book, each story is a journey into a world where the little details matter and where friendship, creativity, and generosity always find a way to make things work. Because, in the end, this restaurant isn't just a place to eat. It's a home for all birds looking for a little joy and a lovingly prepared dish.
If you've ever imagined what it would be like to have a restaurant in the middle of the forest, serving customers with feathers of all colors, and discovering new recipes every day, then this story is for you. Come and sit on one of our twigs, listen to the stories of Pico and his friends, and get ready to discover the taste of adventure. Because here, the restaurant never closes for a hungry friend with a heart that needs warmth.
