"Bird by Bird" is a book written by author Anne Lamott that offers practical advice on writing and the creative process. The title refers to a childhood memory of Lamott's brother, who was overwhelmed by a school project on birds. Their father advised him to take it "bird by bird," emphasizing the importance of tackling tasks one step at a time. In the book, Lamott shares her insights on writing, including the necessity of honesty, the value of perseverance, and the importance of finding one's voice. Through humor and personal anecdotes, she encourages writers to embrace their imperfections and keep moving forward in their craft.