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Join Sky in this heart-tugging children's tale about fear, resilience, and rediscovering the courage to fly-literally. Why Won't You Fly, Sky? is a powerful story for ages 4-12, wrapped in stunning visuals and gentle wisdom, perfect for kids learning to navigate big emotions and bounce back from life's curveballs. Sky was once the fastest bird in the skies, darting across the globe with freedom in his feathers. But after a run-in with bird flu, he's left grounded-not by injury, but by fear. As the other birds soar once more, Sky can't lift his wings. Desperate to feel the wind again, he tries rafting, biking, even rock climbing. But nothing compares to flying. Just when hope starts slipping away, a wise owl named Harmony appears, offering Sky a magical gift-music. Through the healing power of melody and encouragement, Sky finds the strength to believe in himself again. One brave leap later, he's back in the skies, soaring with a new kind of courage. Printed on ultra-premium 70 lb color paper with stunning images, this unforgettable book blends real Florida Everglades photography with whimsical fantasy art to create an immersive, emotional journey. Every page is crafted to ignite wonder and inspire young hearts. Whether read aloud by a parent, teacher, or caregiver, this uplifting tale sparks meaningful conversations about fear, change, and the power of perseverance. Thoughtful discussion questions are included to extend the learning experience beyond the final page. Why Won't You Fly, Sky? is more than a story-it's a gentle nudge to help kids spread their wings when life feels heavy, and to remind them that even grounded birds can rise again.

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Libby Hikind is a children's author, educator, curriculum writer, and founder of GrantWatch.com. For over 29 years in the New York City public school system, she taught Balanced Literacy, business careers, entrepreneurship, computers, and social studies. She also developed entrepreneurship, literacy, social studies, and anti-bullying curricula, always focusing on practical learning, critical thinking, and emotional growth.Libby writes as a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother with her multigenerational family in mind. Her books encourage children ages 4 to 13 to explore responsibility, empathy, teamwork, and values-based decision-making through imaginative stories grounded in real-world themes. Many of the background photographs in her books are taken by Libby herself, woven together with whimsical illustrations to create visually rich and engaging experiences for young readers.Libby's work reflects her lifelong mission: to educate, inspire, and give back. Whether through storytelling, curriculum design, or community-building through grants, she continues to empower others with the tools to learn, grow, and thrive.

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