The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly by Sun-mi Hwang

The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly book by Sun-mi Hwang

The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly is a beautiful and thought-provoking Korean fable about freedom, motherhood, courage, and the desire to choose your own life. The story follows Sprout, a hen who dreams of escaping the confines of her life on a poultry farm and hatching a chick of her own.

After finally leaving the farm, Sprout discovers that freedom comes with unexpected challenges. Her determination to protect a duckling leads her into a new life filled with danger, sacrifice, love, and difficult choices. Along the way, she learns that living freely often requires courage and accepting the risks that come with following your dreams.

Simple yet deeply symbolic, the novel explores individuality, motherhood, belonging, and the struggle to break away from expectations. It is an accessible story with themes that resonate with both young and adult readers.

What you'll learn

• The importance of pursuing freedom and individuality

• How courage can mean choosing your own path

• The complexities of love, motherhood, and sacrifice

• Why dreams often require resilience and difficult choices

Who should read it

• Readers who enjoy meaningful fables and allegorical stories

• Fans of Korean and international literature

• Anyone interested in themes of freedom and self-discovery

• Readers looking for a short but emotionally powerful novel

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