What is the lesson to be learned in this story?
The story of the four that soar is an enlightening story about turkey vultures and how they use their instinct to survive.

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Does it have a story line that teaches children how to better navigate their lives?
This story line teaches children about the importance of listening to our inner selves in order to find direction and purpose in life.

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How does it engage the reader? 
This tale is told in a limerick form, with rhyme and story telling. It paints a picture of the strength in trusting our inner will to navigate through life.

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Does it conjure up real life scenarios and offer insights as to how problems could have been handled with less injury to all? 
This story has real life scenarios about the importance of being still and listening to those lessons we learn by following our inner guide as a compass.

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Does it open up avenues of discussion between parents and children? 
The Four That Soar opens up avenues for discussion especially contemplating our inner thoughts and feelings. 
By discussing the themes in this book, we can open up to the understanding that what we carry inside of us has all the answers we seek externally.