The story
A little pilot.
A very big sky.
His name is Little Blue. He is a very small bird with a very big dream, and every morning he sits near the fence and watches the sky, wondering whether his wings are enough. Then a girl notices him watching, and tells him the words the whole story turns on: “You don't have to fly like anyone else. You just have to find your own wings.”
He learns to fly, one wobbling turn at a time. He meets friends who each fly their own way. He flies into a storm, and learns to read it rather than fight it. And when he has flown enough, he chooses to come home, where someone is waiting. He never becomes the biggest or the fastest. He finds his own wings.
It is made for children aged 3 to 8, who are just learning how big the sky is, and for the grown-ups who never quite forgot.
