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Lily and the Soaring Wedge Tailed Eagle - Book 4

$15.00
Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle Book Four Some lessons are learned on the ground. Others are found by looking up. Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle is the fourth book in the Highland Animal Adventures series, inviting young readers back into Tasmania�s Highlands�this time to witness the quiet power and grace of the skies above. When Lily notices a wedge-tailed eagle circling high over the open plains, she is filled with wonder. Day after day, she watches as the great bird rides invisible currents of air, rising without effort, seeing the world from a place few ever will. Curious and thoughtful, Lily begins to learn what it means to observe without disturbing, to admire without needing to approach. Through gentle storytelling grounded in real behaviour, this book introduces children to the wedge-tailed eagle�its patience, strength, and role in the natural world. Lily�s experience becomes a lesson in perspective, showing that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is trust, wait, and allow things to unfold in their own time. Set beneath Tasmania�s wide skies and rolling highland landscapes, the story blends calm adventure with reflection. It encourages children to slow down, look upward, and recognise that nature has its own rhythm�one that rewards respect and attention. Perfect for shared reading or early independent readers, Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle offers a sense of awe without fear, and excitement without noise. Perfect for: Children aged 3�7 Families who love nature and animal stories Early learning centres and classrooms Young readers curious about birds and flight Bedtime reading that inspires calm wonder Themes explored: Awe and appreciation of wildlife Patience and quiet observation Respect for animals and their space Perspective and emotional growth Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle reminds readers that not all adventures are about getting closer. Some are about learning how to look� and letting the sky do the rest.
Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle Book Four Some lessons are learned on the ground. Others are found by looking up. Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle is the fourth book in the Highland Animal Adventures series, inviting young readers back into Tasmania�s Highlands�this time to witness the quiet power and grace of the skies above. When Lily notices a wedge-tailed eagle circling high over the open plains, she is filled with wonder. Day after day, she watches as the great bird rides invisible currents of air, rising without effort, seeing the world from a place few ever will. Curious and thoughtful, Lily begins to learn what it means to observe without disturbing, to admire without needing to approach. Through gentle storytelling grounded in real behaviour, this book introduces children to the wedge-tailed eagle�its patience, strength, and role in the natural world. Lily�s experience becomes a lesson in perspective, showing that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is trust, wait, and allow things to unfold in their own time. Set beneath Tasmania�s wide skies and rolling highland landscapes, the story blends calm adventure with reflection. It encourages children to slow down, look upward, and recognise that nature has its own rhythm�one that rewards respect and attention. Perfect for shared reading or early independent readers, Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle offers a sense of awe without fear, and excitement without noise. Perfect for: Children aged 3�7 Families who love nature and animal stories Early learning centres and classrooms Young readers curious about birds and flight Bedtime reading that inspires calm wonder Themes explored: Awe and appreciation of wildlife Patience and quiet observation Respect for animals and their space Perspective and emotional growth Lily and the Soaring Wedge-Tailed Eagle reminds readers that not all adventures are about getting closer. Some are about learning how to look� and letting the sky do the rest.