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Steven Ray Miller, born in Abilene, TX, is a singer-songwriter, teacher, and former strength coach. His diverse background in fitness, youth activities, and music inspires his creative work. “I Wish Penguins Could Fly” reflects his passion for storytelling, family, and the power of imagination.
About the Author
Steven Ray Miller
Steven Ray Miller, born in Abilene, TX, and raised in Louisiana and Houston, is a multi-talented creator with a passion for music, writing, and fitness. A graduate of Abilene Christian University, he has worked as a strength coach, gym owner, recreation director, and teacher. His diverse experiences inspire his creative work, from organizing youth activities to performing as a singer-songwriter. An avid outdoorsman and sports enthusiast, Steven’s stories and songs reflect his love for family, nature, and the power of imagination.
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About the Book
I Wish
Penguines
Could Fly
“I Wish Penguins Could Fly” is a heartfelt and whimsical children’s book by Steven Ray Miller that explores the beauty of curiosity, imagination, and belief. Inspired by his children’s innocent question—”Why can’t penguins fly?”—the story takes readers on a poetic journey of wonder and empathy. Through lyrical prose and vivid imagery, the book encourages readers to dream beyond the ordinary and embrace the magic of the impossible. It’s a celebration of resilience, the power of questioning, and the idea that we are all perfectly made to help each other soar. Accompanied by an original song, this book invites families to read, listen, and connect through music, making it a truly immersive experience. Perfect for shared moments, it inspires readers to ponder life’s beautiful mysteries together.
Why can’t penguins fly? They have wings! Do you think they ever try? Do you think they even know they’re birds?
Singer-Songwriter, Educator, and Author, Steven Ray Miller, looked for answers when his own children told him, “I wish penguins could fly!” Instead of an answer he found a story and a song that we think you and your young readers will cherish.
This beautiful story not only ponders the penguin, it also questions us, and things we could perhaps do if we tried. Is there something you are scared to try? We don’t have wings, but we have hands, and our words. Could we use them to help someone? This is a story that you can enjoy with your reader over and over, finding beautiful questions and new meanings every time.
What's Inside the Book
A Curious Question
1
The book begins with a simple yet profound question—why can’t penguins fly? This sparks a journey of wonder, curiosity, and self-discovery.
Dreaming Beyond Limits
2
Fears and Courage
3
Finding a New Perspective
4
A Song to Remember
5
Each story in this series connects with an original song, enhancing the experience through music that deepens the book’s inspiring message.
An Invitation to Fly
6
The book closes with a hopeful note, encouraging readers to take bold steps, dream fearlessly, and believe in their own ability to soar.
More Books
Book 2
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