Wings A Novel
Wings A Novel by Bill Brittain is a 1st edition published by HarperCollinsPublishers in 1991, featuring 135 pages in English. This story follows Ian, a young boy who unexpectedly develops large batlike wings, leading to confusion and hostility from those around him. As he grapples with this extraordinary change, Ian finds support from Anita Pickens, who encourages him to embrace his new reality and navigate the challenges that come with it.
Readers will discover a narrative that delves into themes of acceptance and personal choice within the realms of juvenile fiction and fantasy. The book explores Ian’s internal struggle as he contemplates the implications of his wings and the ultimate decision to have them removed. Through this journey, the story addresses the complexities of friendship and the impact of societal perceptions on individual identity.
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Overview: No one can explain why Ian has sprouted wings-or adjust to their huge batlike appearance. With family and friends hostile about his situation, only Anita Pickens provides Ian with the will to use his wings and to survive his ultimate decision to have them removed.
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