The story Why the Birds Sing at Dawn is set in the forest of Happy-Land, where birds and trees communicate with one another. The tale follows a bird family living in a wise old tree named Mamango, with Mama Birdie, known for her beautiful voice, as the focal point. During a drought that affects the land, Mama Birdie embarks on a quest to find a magic worm that can bring rain, leaving her family and friends worried and longing for her return. As the forest creatures miss her song, young Yellow takes the initiative to sing Mama Birdie's song to guide her back home. Eventually, his efforts are joined by the other birds, leading to the return of Mama Birdie and the onset of rain. This touching story explains why birds sing at dawn, highlighting themes of bravery, hope, and the power of community.