Esther Eagle Can't Soar - Shriver, P. G.
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A Royal Dragonfly Award Winner Esther Eagle Can't Soar is an enlightening tale of Esther the Eagle, who wants nothing more than to soar. With a fenced in habitat, it's harder for a young eagle than you would think. When Esther tries to soar within her habitat, she notices something about her habitat she never knew and her flight goes topsy turvy. Nobody understands Esther. Her mother thinks she's being silly. The people watching her laugh. With no support, how is a young eagle supposed to soar? Esther is finally able to soar with some help from her father and the zoo staff. With musical…mehr

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A Royal Dragonfly Award Winner Esther Eagle Can't Soar is an enlightening tale of Esther the Eagle, who wants nothing more than to soar. With a fenced in habitat, it's harder for a young eagle than you would think. When Esther tries to soar within her habitat, she notices something about her habitat she never knew and her flight goes topsy turvy. Nobody understands Esther. Her mother thinks she's being silly. The people watching her laugh. With no support, how is a young eagle supposed to soar? Esther is finally able to soar with some help from her father and the zoo staff. With musical phrasing and bold colorful illustrations, this tale is a wonderful message to every child to believe in her dreams.
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P.G. Shriver has a Masters in Education, a Bachelors in English and a country home in Texas where she practices her writing. After twenty years in the education arena, she now co-exists among three Great Pyrenees, an eighty-five pound Chihuahua, four horses, six cats and many of her favorite books from various genres, fourteen of which are her own published works, including five picture books, five first reader chapter books, and four middle grade-young adult novels. Somewhere in the menagerie is her retired husband who enjoys his role as sounding board.