Eagle that Went to War, The / Paddock, Charles L / (HB/1962-1962/B+/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is gently used with minor/moderate wear on cover and corners and is very clean inside. Has an owner mark.*

Children love animals, and true stories about them. If you want evidence of the ability of animals to think and solve problems—just read this book. The stories begin with a bird—an eagle that helped to win a battle. Many "unbelieveables" in the animal kingdom are recorded. Here are stories of dogs, cats, and other pets that had peculiar habits and abilities. For instance, a dog which was separated from his master traveled six months over snow and rocky mountains to get back home. Learn just who Mary and her little lamb actually were, and read about the man who was freed by a stork.

These stories will help children to love and understand better the animal world, and will help them also to see more plainly God's love for His creatures. It is well illustrated with many color pictures.

Table of Contents

The Eagle That Went to War
Do Animals Think?
Jiggs and Maggie
One of Man's Best Friends
The Wild Goose as a Missionary
A Dog That Met the Train
The Night Watchman in Our Garden
Freddie, a Rat Terrier
Mary and Her Little Lamb
Only a Dog
Wise Old Tom
Old Sleepy
How a Stork Remembered
How Much Does a Fish Know?
Can a Squirrel Swim?
A Calf That Knew the Days of the Week
Two Western Horses

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