Book (Practical) Children's book From the Day of Finding Flightless Dove / Chris Daley

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Children's Book
Winner of the Carnegie Award and the Honor Award! A feeling movement that vividly depicts a boy who is growing by finding something to be absorbed in with a single trigger. One day, 12-year-old Daryl found a broken TSUBASA in a park that could not fly. The pigeon has a ring on its legs. It seems to be a race pigeon that someone has. He talked to Mr. ダッキンズ, who keeps a race pigeon in the neighborhood, about what to do. ダッキンズ contacted his original owner and told him that the injured pigeon was no longer in the race, so he didn't need this pigeon. ダッキンズ also said that a dove that could not fly is not worth living. Then, Daryl decided to keep this pigeon himself. He persuaded his parents who were against it and prepared a hut for pigeons. From that day on, Daryl became enthusiastic about taking care of pigeons as well as studying at school. However, the son of the pigeon owner, a senior student, had an eye on him and started to bully him? After meeting a pigeon, Daryl begins to depict the boy who is spreading the world with a vivid brush stroke.