Winged Heroes: For All Birdkind - Thompson, Mya
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Emilio is used to bullies stealing his lunch, predators on the prowl, and a sister who scolds him at every turn. If only he had the powers of his beloved WINGED HEROES, he wouldn't feel like such a small bird in the big city. Why can't he be as brave as Fantastic Felipe the falcon, as fierce as Raptora the eagle, or as clever as Aerial the hummingbird? They never have to put up with that stuff! But then disaster strikes and it's all his fault that he and his friends are in danger. Will Emilio be able to find what it takes to be a true hero? Join this loveable city pigeon and his feathered…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Emilio is used to bullies stealing his lunch, predators on the prowl, and a sister who scolds him at every turn. If only he had the powers of his beloved WINGED HEROES, he wouldn't feel like such a small bird in the big city. Why can't he be as brave as Fantastic Felipe the falcon, as fierce as Raptora the eagle, or as clever as Aerial the hummingbird? They never have to put up with that stuff! But then disaster strikes and it's all his fault that he and his friends are in danger. Will Emilio be able to find what it takes to be a true hero? Join this loveable city pigeon and his feathered friends in an action-packed adventure that forces Emilio to dig deep, find the power within himself, and uncover the real-life superpowers of birds.
Autorenporträt
Mya Thompson, PhD, is an author, a biologist, and a bird nerd. As Co-Director of Engagement in Science and Nature at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, she helps people learn more about birds. Before getting hooked on feathered animals, she studied elephant behavior in central Africa. She is the author of the book Ruby's Birds and producer of the games Flap to the Future and BeastBox. Mya lives with her husband and kids in upstate New York and is totally in awe of people who can draw, like Virginia Greene. Virginia Greene is an artist, a biologist, and a park ranger. She has followed a love of birds and nature though a variety of occupations, including an M.S. in Biology from William and Mary, a stint as the Bartels Illustrator at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and a year of Americorps service with Virginia State Parks. When she is outside, she is either looking up for birds or down for mushrooms, with a sketchbook at the ready. Virginia lives in the mountains of Virginia and is grateful for those who have devoted their lives to birds and public education, like writer Mya Thompson.