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5.0 out of 5 stars
An Allegory about Eagles for children,
This review is from: Bravara Eagle Thunderbolt (Paperback)
a beautiful book with a message -- Eagles forget how to fly and they begin to collect things, build shelters, therefore causing wealth and theft. One young eagle, Bravara, learns from his grandfather eagle that eagles used to fly. When Bravara tries to fly he is scared. the magpies who teach him to fly tell him -"flights are made with wings not thoughts." a good story for readers who have been reading for a couple years -- and also for adults. 43 pages with text (approx 3 paragraphs per page) and colored drawings
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Bravara Eagle Thunderbolt by Thomas A Langeloh (Paperback - December 1, 1996)
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