What Goes Up
What Goes Up by Paula Bowles, published by Tiger Tales in 2013, is a 32-page book written in English. This story follows Martin the dragon, who feels disheartened by his inability to fly due to his small wings. Despite his attempts to emulate various flying objects, he struggles to achieve his dream, leading him to a realization that he needs the support of the village children to learn how to soar.
Readers will discover how the children help Martin through practice, imagination, and encouragement, emphasizing themes of self-esteem and self-reliance. The narrative explores social topics relevant to young audiences, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile nonfiction and fiction collections. With its engaging storyline and vibrant illustrations, this book aims to inspire children to believe in themselves and the importance of community support.
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Martin the dragon is sad. He longs to fly, but his wings are just too small. He tries flying like a bumblebee, a leaf, and a cloud. But then CRASH! Its no use. What goes up, must come down, sighs Martin. Its up to the villages children to teach Martin how to go up and stay up through practice, imagination, help, and learning to believe in ones self.
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