Wordeee Announces the Publication of "Everett the Brave," A Delightful New Children's Book by Margie Stiles

NEW YORK - EntSun -- Wordeee is proud to announce the release of Everett the Brave, a beautifully illustrated children's book by acclaimed author Margie Stiles. Designed for children ages 3–6, this heartwarming new title is the second children's fiction book in Stiles' engaging and educational STEM-themed series for young readers.

In Everett the Brave, Stiles delivers another charming and inspiring story that quite literally takes flight. Mama and Papa Bald Eagle welcome two new eaglets—Tilly, who is bold, strong, and adventurous, and Everett, who prefers the safety of staying close to the nest. While Tilly eagerly spreads her wings, Everett struggles with fear and self-doubt.

When the family heads out for a flight one day and Everett is too frightened to join them, he finds himself alone—and unexpectedly launched into an adventure of his own. Through this experience, Everett discovers powerful lessons about courage, perseverance, and believing in himself.

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"Everett the Brave is a beautiful reminder that every child develops in their own way," said Marva Allen, CEO of Wordeee. "Stiles has created a story that empowers young readers to trust themselves, embrace their individuality, and discover the courage that lives inside them. We are honored to bring this inspiring book to families and classrooms around the world."

With gentle storytelling and captivating illustrations, Everett the Brave reassures young readers that maturity happens at its own speed. The story encourages self-confidence, emotional resilience, and curiosity—key themes that align seamlessly with the educational mission of Stiles' STEM-focused series.

"Everett the Brave is a wonderful example of how everyone grows at their own pace and has their own strengths and weaknesses. Looking through the eyes of two young eaglet siblings, with very different physical attributes and personalities, we see how becoming brave is attained by encouragement and confidence building. And even though one may take more time to develop, what we have learned along the way can lead to being the strongest," stated Keith "CHUCK" Tayman, Director of Photography and Editor, BBC News Los Angeles.

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Everett the Brave is now available in paperback and eBook through Wordeee.com and wherever books are sold.

For review copies, interview requests, or additional information, please contact: Patrice Samara, COO

About the Author
Margie Stiles is the author of educational children's books blending storytelling with early STEM concepts, emotional development, and life skills. Her books are celebrated for their warmth, accessibility, and empowering messages for young readers. She is also the author of Am I A Weed? (Wordeee, 2025)

About Wordeee Publishing
Wordeee (https://wordeee.com) is a global publisher and media organization dedicated to amplifying meaningful voices and stories. With a strong commitment to empowerment and innovation, Wordeee supports creators whose work inspires, educates, entertains and uplifts audiences worldwide.