Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly

This is a timeless animal fable told as a beautifully illustrated picture book for early readers. It follows a barnyard hen who longs for more than laying eggs on command, dreaming of freedom and motherhood, and it speaks with warmth, courage, and a sense of adventure that will appeal to families and curious readers alike. Presented as a story-led, illustrated journey, the book brings to life a cast of barnyard friends—the hen, a duck, a rooster, a dog, and a weasel—creating a tender, humorous world where individuality is tested and celebrated. The specially-commissioned illustrations capture mood and emotion, guiding readers through the tale at a gentle pace that invites reflection and discussion. - Engaging, story-led narrative about freedom, self-discovery, and belonging - Richly illustrated scenes and a warm, accessible writing style - Great for family read-alouds and for early readers building confidence in comprehension - Thoughtful themes about motherhood, community, and challenging tradition - Conversation-starting moments that invite reflection on courage, choices, and empathy After finishing, readers take away a sense of possibility, empathy, and resilience. It invites them to consider their own voices, celebrate community, and carry curiosity with them—leaving a lasting, hopeful impression.