Kindle Edition TT&T Publishers Category:  Children Publisher: TT&T Publishers Type: Fiction Pages: 61 Copyright: June, 2009 ISBN-13: 9780981919454 Price: $2.99 (eBook) A tender bedtime story about a small insect who thought he was a bee. Follow the adventures of Little Wing as he discovers who, where, and what he really is! How would you feel if you didn't have a name or didn't know where you were or even what you were? Little Wing finds himself precisely in such a dilemma. Lucky for him, he befriends Lou, a caterpillar, who tells him how to find the answers deep in Butterfly Forest. But there are many dangers in the forest, and Little Wing must be extremely cautious. What will happen to him? Will he succeed in getting the answers to his questions? Find out in this adventure-packed story, beautifully illustrated eBook by Claudia B. Montero. Get your copy today and join Little Wing on his quest. Little Wing – Who am I? Where am I? What am I?  will put a smile on you and your child.                 Excerpt — “Can’t you fly?” Asked Little Wing a bit puzzled. — “No, I can’t. I can’t even walk. Wherever I go, I have to crawl. I have to pull my weight with great effort. It takes me forever to go from one leaf to another. The truth is,” said Lou gravely, “that I have to drag myself around.” — “It seems to me that you don’t like it.” — “You’re right; I don’t like it at all. But, you know something? When I have a dream, I dream that one of these days I will be able to fly. That, somehow, I will get a pair of big beautiful wings and that I will go towards the sky and fly directly into the rainbow. And that once there, I will bathe in blue, and green, and red, and yellow. I also dream that I will ride on the clouds, and that one day I will make me a nest in one of them. For there, I will find love. True love, with understanding and friendship. So, whenever I feel tired of dragging myself, I remember my dream and, somehow, my weight seems lighter, and I feel happy, and I smile.”

Little Wing – Who am I? Where am I? What am I?
A baby insect is born, and by an unusual circumstance, finds himself all alone in the world and looking for the answers to the three questions in the title of this book. The author has done such a wonderful job with Little Wing’s adventure as well as with the interesting characters he meets on his quest. Not all of these characters have the little insect’s best interest at heart, but none of them are frightening. Rather, they are quite humorously portrayed. Each character has its unique personality, which I think is a plus because children can easily identify with and pick their favorites. Little Wing’s journey is the kind that should be a cartoon for children to enjoy.