Wing Over Wendover was definitely going on a trip. Diego Maxamillion Jones-his trusty side kick and all around best friend and packrat-fretted as he saw all kinds of different-looking cars and trucks. The landscape had changed from orchards and cattle land to tall skyscrapers. The houses are huge! Giants must live here! They take up the whole sky

These illustrations will appeal to the storys young audience, as will the adventurous story. A playfulchildrens fantasy. - Kirkus Reviews Those who have an interest in history, hunting, or birds of prey will find this book and its engaging and likable charactersincluding personified animalsa fun and informative read. - Charlene Oldha (Foreword Clarion Review) a rich cast of charactersa splendid job of interweaving the intricate plotsthis is a lively and original action-packed romp that sho...

In the small town of Le Grand, California, lives a sixteen-year-old boy named Timmy and his peregrine falcon, whose name is Wingover Wendover. Now that Timmy is finally able to drive, he takes Wendover out hunting and flying as often as he can, along with Roxy the Labrador retriever. Although Wendovers life is good, it isnt without danger. A golden eagle wants to make a meal of the falcon and will not give up the chase. In the course of Wendover trying to catch a Duck, The eagle tries to c...

Who Would I Be Without You?By: Eric Stephen BocksIllustrated By: Madison EwingAbout the AuthorEric Stephen Bocks is an Author, Singer and Songwriter. He loves writing children’s books and has three “readers” to his credit under the title Wingover Wendover. He lives in California where he is also an almond farmer. “Who Would I Be Without You?” is his first book for ages 2 and up! He is excited to share this journey of special thoughts written from the “parent...

The Human in Superhuman: The Power of the Sidekick in Popular Culture spotlights the often overlooked but very crucial sidekick in superhero narratives. From the classic companion Alfred Pennyworth to the supportive best friend Foggy Nelson, this collection examines a variety of sidekick characters and their importance to the hero’s journey in each story. Ultimately, rather than viewing the lack of superpowers as a flaw, the essays show that it is precisely human qualities like compassion,...