Meet the eagle! Find out where this feathered friend lives, discover what he eats, learn who his enemies are and how he spends his day. Enter his world with this wonderful, true-to-nature picture book. The third book of a new series that safely brings wild animals into the living room. "Students learn the locations, eating habits, enemies of the eagles, and how eagles protect themselves This book would be a great addition to any STEM unit on animals in the wild. Wonderful illustrations! Book is very organized, especially for students seeking information on eagles." - ITEEA “I really enjoyed this book, it is a great non-fiction book for children to learn more about the natural world, and in this case, the Eagle. There are fun facts, great images and good information for anyone wanting to learn more about these magnificent birds. The family of Eagles chart (or more accurately Birds of Prey chart) at the back is also a nice touch.” – Donna Maguire “An excellent account of one of the most fascinating creatures.” – Rogene Carter PRAISE FOR RENNE'S THE BEAR: "Pleasing to look at." -- School Library Journal - "A wonderful introduction for young children to learn more about bears." - Donna Maguire, educator - "This book will definitely be accompanying us on our next zoo trip." - Megan McIntyre, Odds and Hens - "I'd recommend this book to little animal lovers who want to learn more about the real creature that inspired the teddy bears." - Tarryn Villarreal, The Overly Attached Reader - "5 out of 5 stars. I was engaged from the outset." - Allison Winchester, librarian PRAISE FOR RENNE'S THE WOLF: "A children’s library can never have enough well-written nonfiction books, especially about animals....The information is easy to navigate and there is a section featuring more wolf facts in the back of the book. Children are drawn to animals and love reading about them, and this kid-friendly title will be a favorite. I would recommend it for any children’s library. Recommended." -- School Library Connection - “Comprehensive… I recommend it especially for a classroom setting or school library….Perfect for nature lovers of all ages.” - Marilyn Panton, Storywraps Renne is the pseudonym of Renée Rahir. She was born on February 4, 1956. As a child she already was fond of drawing, but she also loved to write. She has a degree in Plastic Arts and used to work for the magazine Tintin. Renne lives in the country, in the Ardennes (Belgium), surrounded by nature and animals, her biggest source of inspiration.