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Flightless Goose is a story based around a real goose which lived on a lake in Columbus, Ohio. Due to some unfortunate circumstances, the goose was unable to fly south for the winter with the other geese. Eric and Nataliya Goodman, after witnessing the incident, named the goose Gilbert, and envisioned a beautiful tale that would delight children, while subtly teaching them lessons about self worth, tolerance, and friendship.

Every child will be able to identify with Gilbert and his adventures for he liked to swim, and run, and fly. Let s go Gilbert!

Eric D. Goodman is a full-time writer and editor, having been intrigued by the craft since he was in the third grade. His work has been published in Writers Weekly, The Baltimore Review, The Potomac, Grub Street, and New Lines from the Old Line State: an Anthology of Maryland Writers. He is a two-time finalist in the Chesterfield Writer's Film Project, founded by Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment.

Artist Nataliya A. Goodman is a teacher of math and science, but she has always loved art. She began drawing and painting when she was six years old. She decided to use watercolors to illustrate the beautiful pictures for Flightless Goose. She lived in Russia before moving to the United States, where she has lived for more than a decade.

Eric and Nataliya Goodman have been married for twelve years, have two children, and live in Baltimore, Maryland.