About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is dreaming up a big, seemingly impossible project and needs inspiration for the first steps. This story is about a group of eleven-year-olds who become fascinated with building a real glider, a goal far beyond their budget. To raise money, they decide to write, produce, and star in their own school play. The book beautifully models teamwork, creative problem-solving, and the resilience needed to see a complex project through from idea to completion. For kids ages 9-12, it's a wonderful, grounded tale that celebrates how artistic pursuits can fuel scientific ambitions, teaching the practical value of collaboration.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
This book is a straightforward story of childhood ambition with no significant sensitive topics. The approach is secular, and the conflicts are low-stakes, centering on creative differences and interpersonal squabbles among friends. The resolution is realistic and hopeful, showing that hard work and collaboration lead to success.
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