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    Chickens Can't Fly with Eagles
    Chickens Can't Fly with Eagles
    Chickens Can't Fly with Eagles
    Ebook69 pages8 minutes

    Chickens Can't Fly with Eagles

    By Tracey D. Reed and C.J. Love

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    In “Chickens Can’t Fly with Eagles,” you and your child are introduced to Eva Eagle, who at first glance, appears to have it all! She is beautiful, gifted, and talented. There’s just one problem—Eva doesn’t know it! She struggles with low self-esteem and her experience with the resident bully (Chelsea Chicken) at her new school seems to only make things worse! Journey along with Eva as she tries to learn self-confidence...and maybe, just maybe…she will learn to soar above life’s obstacles—including mean ole’ Chelsea Chicken!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJun 23, 2019
    ISBN9781728315409
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