To Ghana We Go!: Aquila th Eagle, #2

By Priscilla Boafo

Aquila is now a young eagle. He has moved out of his nest and travels far and wide in search of food. Lately, he has been having repeated dreams about a girl from Ghana. She's always sad and crying in the dreams. This makes Aquila sad too. He really wants to help her. When he shares his problem with Benji and Faithlyn, the three come up with a plan to help the sad girl.

• Language: English
• Publisher: The Better Publishing
• Release date: May 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201088613

Priscilla Boafo

Priscilla Boafo is a wife, a homeschool mother of three and a homemaker. She graduated with honors from Liberty University with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. Priscilla’s desire is to write content for and about children that’s educative and communicates important lessons and values.

Book preview

It is fall in the North Bronx forest where Aquila lives.

Aquila has moved out of his parents’ nest and spends most of his time traveling, hunting for food.

Though he’s still a young eagle, Aquila is now much bigger and stronger than most eagles his age.

He also looks more like an adult bald eagle than a young one, with his white head and white tail, yellow irises, beak, and feet.

The only difference, of course, is that instead of dark brown feathers, Aquila has golden feathers.

No matter how far or how long Aquila travels, he’s always able to track back his path to his parent’s nest, and he makes it a point to visit them whenever he’s in the area.

He usually brings gifts for Mother Eagle and Father Eagle.

They range from sticks for the nest to fish, which