Synopses & Reviews
Peaceful Valley is a haven where the critters generally roam freely. The tranquility is disrupted when Blue Eagle departs to his brother's land, and the twin coyotes Clem and Clodbent on taking advantage of the creaturescharge into the valley. In the absence of their protector, the animals quickly try to figure out how to deal with the wily twosome on their own. Pete Rabbit takes the lead in organizing the troops, advising them to fly away, get up in a tree, or hide wherever they can. Thinking that the critters would be easy prey, Clem and Clod are surprised to find that they've met their match with the unlikely trio of Toby the turtle, Arny the armadillo, and Laverne the skunk mount their offensive. Written in a fun-to-read-aloud rhythm, this tale will help children learn about teamwork, determination, and taking pride in their own uniqueness.
Synopsis
Peaceful Valley is a haven where the critters generally roam freely. The tranquility is disrupted when Blue Eagle departs to his brother’s land and twin coyotes, Clem and Clod—bent on taking advantage of the creatures—charge into the valley. In the absence of their protector, the animals quickly try to figure out how to deal with the wily twosome on their own. Pete Rabbit takes the lead in organizing the troops, advising them to fly away, get up in a tree, or hide wherever they can. Thinking that the critters would be easy prey, Clem and Clod are surprised to find that they've met their match when the unlikely trio of Toby the turtle, Arny the armadillo, and Laverne the skunk mount their offensive. Written in a fun-to-read-aloud rhythm, this tale will help children learn about teamwork, determination, and taking pride in their own uniqueness.
About the Author
Steven E. Jones is the author of The Ballad of Blue Eagle and a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. He lives in Houston, Texas. Steven E. Jones Jr. is a graphic designer and artist and the illustrator of The Ballad of Blue Eagle. He lives in Austin, Texas.