The Boy Who Flew With Eagles

Famine. A giant eagle. And a boy who would be prey. A storyteller weaves an adventure of a Native American boy challenged to save a family of eagles or become their meal. With famine looming for animals and humans, the boy, Naa'ki, labors to feed the eagles and learn their wisdom. As a reward for his help, he begs the eagles to teach him to fly. Naa'ki battles fear and wind in his struggle to soar with the eagles. And he attempts to convince his people that the disappearance of the salmon is due to their actions. To succeed, he will have to give up his future. The story combines myth, environmental awareness, and the concept of working together. It is a short middle grade novel with illustrations.Nomination for Best Children Literature Award on April 30, 2013 from eFestival of Words.Winner! Best Cover Design Award from ewords4kids.