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by Shawnee Witt (Author), Andre L. Roberson (Associate Editor)
From the golden fields of Montana, the cheerful Western Meadowlark sings its morning song to the endless blue above-content, curious, and convinced that the sky is as far as one can dream. That is, until a brilliant purple rocket appears, shimmering with possibility and stories of stars. As the Meadowlark shares its wish and concerns about flying higher, the rocket challenges the little bird: "You think the clouds are highest, but I know that's absurd."
The Sky Isn't the Limit is a heartwarming tale of friendship, courage, and the power of imagination. With lyrical storytelling and vibrant illustrations that bring Montana's state bird to life, this story follows a simple but profound conversation between a bird and a rocket-two very different flyers united by a shared sense of wonder. As the Meadowlark begins to believe that flight isn't only about wings, but about vision, children and parents alike are reminded of a powerful truth: our dreams don't end at the edges of what we can see.
