Fio learns a lesson about controlling his temper. He meets other birds as he searches for the most beautiful thing in the world and finally understands the importance of friendship, family and of course, his flamingo flamboyance.

Fio learns a lesson about controlling his temper when he gets his neck in a knot by being unkind to another flamingo. He searches for the most beautiful thing in the world to untangle the knot. When he returns home, Fio learns the importance of family and friends. It's the perfect book for adults and children to read together and learn how to draw Fio the Flamingo.

Mary Black Diller started her career in the 1920s as the director of a girl's school art department. She was a prolific poetess, award winning painter and author of multiple children's how to draw books. "Open your eyes! See the beauty around you." This is the message she tried to convey in her books. Use Mary's technique to draw your own Flamingo to keep you company while you read about the adventures of Fio and his Avian Gazette friends.