Books with title Mouton's Impossible Dream

The year is 1783. On a cozy French farm, there lives a sheep with an impossible dream: She wants to fly. Mouton's friend Canard the duck is sympathetic, but Cocorico the rooster insists that, without wings, Mouton will never take off. Still, Mouton is full of hope and determination—perhaps just enough to make her impossible dream come true.• Based on the true story of the world's first "passengered" hot-air balloon flight • Features an inventive heroine and a variety of fun-loving farm animals • Embraces the universal theme of following one's dreams and triumphing against all odds

A timeless tale about the wish for a friend.Antonino is a young artist who dreams of painting a masterpiece, an impossible dream he calls Friend. When he gets stuck, inspiration comes from an unexpected place. A dreamlike fable about the power of friendship and imagination, Antonino's Impossible Dream is a children's story told in timeless style by author Tim McGlen, with captivating illustrations by Sophia Touliatou.

Alek Morganson just wants to live an ordinary life: helping out on her family’s farm, attending high school, and making friends. The only problem is that she’s a cyborg—forged as the ultimate weapon against a savage invading race bent on the destruction of humanity. In her debut novel, Joy Yakovlev tells the galaxy-spanning story of a girl with immense physical power whose biggest dream is to just be like everyone else.A warrior from the age of eight, most of Aleck’s life has consisted of one horror piled upon the next. But during a rare lull in the fighting, she is given leave to live with her aunt and uncle. Desperately attempting to overcome her mental scars, she attends high school, and there she forms a circle of friends with three other students: tech-genius Ben, the observant Odette, and Jareth, disgraced high prince of the planet Rillia. Though close to them all, her bond with Jareth is much deeper, and the two discover that they have a unique telepathic connection that gives them great power when they need it.But the war still rages, and Aleck must travel to the stars to fight once again. This time, however, she has the help of her friends, and her developing love for Jareth, to help her through the horrors she must face. In the end, she will need every bit of their strengths and talents to defeat the powerful forces she faces and return to the common realities of the small-town world that she truly loves.

A furry, roly-poly cat dancing ballet? Pretty improbable! In fact, it’s downright impossible! But don’t ever say that to Sumie. She is bound and determined to do exactly that no matter how much ridicule, mockery, or discouragement is thrown her way. She would love to be a superhero, but even more than that, she would love to dance in Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake more than anything in the world and will give her all to make it happen.

Let's go inside Toby Trumperton's Hospital for Sick and Injured Toys. Rusty, the three-legged tiger, is snoring his head off (as usual.) Is he having that dream again, the one where the toys get so fed up with waiting for the doctor to repair them that they decide to repair themselves, escape from the hospital and all head off home to their Happy Ever Afters? But when something distressing happens, it soon becomes evident that the only way this can be fixed is for the toys to try and make this dream become reality. Can they really make The Impossible Dream come true?

Aleck Morganson just wants to live an ordinary life: helping out on her family's farm, attending high school, and making friends. The only problem is that she's a cyborg forged as the ultimate weapon against a savage invading race bent on the destruction of humanity. In her debut novel, Joy Yakovlev tells the galaxy-spanning story of a girl with immense physical power whose biggest dream is to just be like everyone else. A warrior from the age of eight, most of Aleck's life has consisted of one horror piled upon the next. But during a rare lull in the fighting, she is given leave to live with her aunt and uncle. Desperately attempting to overcome her mental scars, she attends high school, and there she forms a circle of friends with three other students: tech-genius Ben, the observant Odette, and Jareth, disgraced high prince of the planet Rillia. Though close to them all, her bond with Jareth is much deeper, and the two discover that they have a unique telepathic connection that gives them great power when they need it. But the war still rages, and Aleck must travel to the stars to fight once again. This time, however, she has the help of her friends, and her developing love for Jareth, to help her through the horrors she must face. In the end, she will need every bit of their strengths and talents to defeat the powerful forces she faces and return to the common realities of the small-town world that she truly loves.