The Hen Who Dreamed she Could Fly

A delightful gift edition of The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly tells the story of Sprout, a hen who grows tired of laying eggs on command and watching them head to the market. Each morning she glimpses a different possibility beyond the barn doors and devises a plan to escape into the wild and hatch an egg of her own. The novel is celebrated as an anthem for individuality and motherhood, and has captivated readers around the world. The English-language edition features evocative illustrations by Nomoco, bringing Sprout’s journey to life in 134 pages of fiction that blends warmth with quiet courage.

This edition has been well received internationally, with readers and critics noting its emotional depth and its humane perspective on freedom and self-determination. The tale has drawn comparisons to classic works of personal transformation, highlighting its enduring appeal across cultures.

Nomoco’s illustrations accompany Sun-mi Hwang’s story throughout, enhancing the narrative with visual texture and atmosphere. The book is presented in a paperback format, and is published in English by One World Publications. The story follows Sprout’s odyssey from a life constrained by routine to a pursuit of independence and self-belief.

Features

• Sprout the hen as protagonist
• Themes of individuality and motherhood
• 134 pages
• Paperback edition
• Nomoco illustrations
• English-language edition