The Brave Little Hawk

The Brave Little Hawk - Hardcover

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The Brave Little Hawk

The Brave Little Hawk - Hardcover

by Kevin Brown
$33.10
Sale price  $33.10 Regular price 

Book Overview

Discover the Heartwarming Tale of a Young Hawk Learning to Soar

Perfect for children ages 3-8

In a cozy nest high in the mountains, Silas the young hawk watches his siblings fly freely-but he's not ready to take the leap. While his siblings tease and the skies call, Silas wrestles with fear... until a wise old owl named Walter helps him see the wind in a whole new way.

This beautifully written and illustrated picture book helps children:

  • Build Confidence - Silas's journey shows kids it's okay to feel afraid and that bravery comes in small steps.
  • Understand Emotions - Gentle, age-appropriate storytelling encourages emotional growth and empathy.
  • Celebrate Individual Growth - A powerful message that everyone moves at their own pace-and that's perfectly okay.
  • Enjoy Nature and Family Bonds - A charming tale that highlights teamwork, sibling support, and the wisdom of mentors.

Whether read at bedtime or shared in classrooms, The Brave Little Hawk is an empowering story for any child learning to face fears and spread their wings.

A must-have for every young child's bookshelf.

ISBN9798999865724
Author Kevin Brown
PublisherWoven Brink Publishing LLC
GenreChildren and Education
FormatHardcover
PublishedSeptember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages34
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Kevin Brown

Kevin Brown teaches at Lee University. He has one book of poetry, Exit Lines (2009), and two chapbooks, Abecedarium (2011) and Holy Days: Poems (winner of Split Oak Press Chapbook Contest in 2011). His poems have been published or are forthcoming in REAL, Folio, the Connecticut Review, and the South Carolina Review, among other journals. His essays have appeared in various publications, including The Chronicle of Higher Education, Academe and The Teaching Professor.

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