The Reluctant Eagle - Koehler, Gloria; Eastman, Donna
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Michael is a beautiful juvenile American Bald Eagle. He is certain that he doesn't want to leave his cliff-top nest and fly. Despite encouragement from his family and friends, he is too afraid of heights to try. It's not until real danger comes to the eagles that Michael finally flies and learns that being an eagle is a pretty cool thing. A delightful story, the second in the series of "I Can Do It" books which inspire confidence in children who might be afraid to face a challenge. It is also instructional, informing children about eagles, hawks, and owls in an easily understandable,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Michael is a beautiful juvenile American Bald Eagle. He is certain that he doesn't want to leave his cliff-top nest and fly. Despite encouragement from his family and friends, he is too afraid of heights to try. It's not until real danger comes to the eagles that Michael finally flies and learns that being an eagle is a pretty cool thing. A delightful story, the second in the series of "I Can Do It" books which inspire confidence in children who might be afraid to face a challenge. It is also instructional, informing children about eagles, hawks, and owls in an easily understandable, interesting way. An endearing story children will love to listen to or read.
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Autorenporträt
Gloria Koehler, with her husband, retired to Palm Coast, Florida in 1985 after a successful 30 year span as a career woman. At last, she has time to satisfy her passion for writing children's books as well as young adult stories. She has co-written See, I Can Do It!, Outrageous Kitty, and authored Scruffy Brown Shoes, a story for young adults. In the See book series Gloria, along with her business partner and co-writter Donna Eastman, bring forward the trials children with vari- ous phobias su er in a humorous yet noninsulting way. When asked where she gets her ideas, she replies, " They just pop into my head."