Born unable to fly, Allan the cockatiel watches his friends soar and wonders what he can become when he finishes school.

Born with one wing larger than the other, Allan the cockatiel is unable to fly. Watching his friends in the sky, he worries about his future after he finishes school. But when a friendly pilot Mr. Doyle learns of Allan’s troubles, he offers the chance of a lifetime and a way to overcome Allan’s concerns. A story filled with hope and positivity, Allan’s adventure explores themes of perseverance, self-belief, and achieving your goals no matter your ability, with emotive and detailed illustrations that all readers will relate to.

• A positive story that explores diversity and self-belief.
• Wonderfully written, this book demonstrates the importance of positive thinking, embracing your abilities, and overcoming obstacles.
• Rich, detailed, and emotive illustrations will draw readers into Allan’s story.
• Expand the reach of this story with Teacher Notes, featuring discussion prompts and fun activities for children.

Brooke Toppin is an Early Childhood Teacher and became interested in writing stories while studying for her degree. She hopes to spark children’s sense of wonder and connection to stories. Brooke loves walking in nature, gardening and travelling overseas. She lives in Tasmania,
Australia, with her husband, two daughters and lovable labradoodle, Polly.

Christine Chugg adores animals, so it’s only natural that they feature in her writing. She can often be found reading books about them and is amazed by their astonishing ways. She is also a maker with a creative mind and enjoys upcycling materials to make useful items and giving them a
new life. She lives with her husband in Tasmania, Australia.

Mariela Lotfi was born in Mendoza, Argentina and has always been captivated by the enchanting illustrations found in books. After graduating from the Faculty of Visual Arts at the National University of Mendoza, Mariela became a
freelance illustrator, expressing her love of animals, people and nature through a variety of artistic techniques. Mariela now lives with her family in Switzerland.

RRP: $24.99

Format: Hardback

ISBN: 978-1-76036-244-7

World rights available, except for Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the UK and the US.