In fifteenth-century China, a young orphan boy becomes the apprentice to a kind sage who is gifted in eagle boxing, a specialized form of kung fu.

My Little Eagle: Theo Learns to Fly is an amazing aviation-inspired story about a little eagle (Theo) who cannot fly because his wings are too short. Theo soon realizes there are other ways to fly and make his dream come true. The story is meant to entertain children and inspire them to believe in themselves. It is also meant to spark a child's interest in airplanes and aviation.

Can you see with eyes to see The most beautiful thing ever seen? Can you hear with ears to hear A story about the goodness of Life That you feel with your heart? O' come, little eagle.

Winner at the 2014 International Latino Book Awards. A stunning picture book about the life of a mute Comanche young boy who brought unity and togetherness among all of the Native American tribes through his magical silent tales. The boy with the feather headdress told stories without saying a word. The boy whose legs formed the shape of a heart communicated with that special language that comes from within. With his hands, his face, his smile and his eyes, he could communicate everything his listeners needed to hear. Walking Eagle’s tales awoke deep emotions, conveyed a sense of solidarity, and created bonds between hands and hearts of different tribes that lasted forever. A magical tale about nature and harmony between the different peoples of the world, reminding us of the power of stories to bring out our very best from within the deepest part of the human soul.

Iggle the Eagle is a fun bedtime story for children and adults that rhymes throughout. The book is an underdog tale about a little eagle named Iggle from Philadelphia. While Iggle is small, his heart is mighty. Each year the city of Philadelphia holds a race where the biggest and fastest eagles compete. Iggle is determined to win that race one day despite his size and the criticism he receives for not being born with natural talents. Iggle ignores their criticism, works hard and ends up overcoming the odds to win. The book visits some of Philadelphia's most iconic sites and is filled with subtle references to the city's culture. The book has a fun rhyming scheme that sticks with children, and teaches them that they are capable of achieving seemingly impossible goals when they work hard and believe in themselves.

Encouraging and enthusiastic, Little Liam Eagle by new children's author Nancy Rankl McGrath shares an invaluable lesson that empowers children to be independent-and in this case, gain the courage to spread their wings. Everything little Liam sees perched atop his nest looks beautiful. It is a wonderful world he can dive into, with brown majestic mountains and blue wispy clouds. Still, he is a little daunted by the thought of exploring the big and expansive natural world on his own. Goodness-out there, anything could happen! It could be different and he might be afraid, but with the prodding of Mommy Eagle and Daddy Eagle, little Liam is encouraged to take flight and let his spirit soar. Filled with bold illustrations, young readers and their families will be delighted as they watch a little eagle grow a little bigger, a little smarter, and a little braver, which is just enough to conquer his fear.

Elmo, a young eagle, has trouble learning to fly but discovers that he is good at something else.