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by Dave Alden Hutchison (Author)
"You are so lucky to be able to fly like that," Monty tells the soaring eagle. And the eagle agrees, but when this restless horse is granted a pair of wings, it is only the beginning of all the things Monty wishes he could be. With his young friend Lindsay in tow, he visits the fabled Wizard of the Willows for even more wishes... maybe some gills and fins... a pair of hands... ...eventually Monty learns that sometimes it's best to just be yourself... whether that means you're the best at one thing or just a little bit good at everything. Monty decides life as a Pegafishkey is not so bad... just one reason it's easy to identify with this lovable oddball.
This book is being re-released in a large format edition so readers young and old can really get lost in the dreamlike photo-collages used to render the illustrations.
