Angol
Fourteen-year-old Finn Prescott has always felt that something is missing from his life. Raised by his stern but devoted Aunt Brielle in the drought-stricken valley of Blackwood Ridge, he spends his days chopping wood, tending the land, and wondering what happened to the parents he can barely remember. The strange weather-glass talisman around his neck is the only clue to a past he has never understood.
One evening, a mysterious silver fog draws Finn into the mountains, where he discovers an extraordinary creature hovering above a cliff: a wounded sky-whale calf. Finn names him Zephyr, and when he reaches out to help, an ancient bond awakens between them. Together, they rise through the freezing clouds and discover Aethelgard, a magnificent kingdom suspended high above the Earth.
But the legendary sky realm is dying. Its vast reservoirs have run dry, its cloud-built cities are crumbling, and the drought is spreading to the world below. The sky-dwellers reveal that the calf is Astraios, the last Sovereign Royal Beast of Aethelgard, stolen during a devastating coup. His return offers hope-but it also draws Finn into a dangerous struggle for the fate of two worlds.
As Finn uncovers the secrets of his talisman and the ancient covenant connecting Earth to the heavens, he must confront Malachi Reeves, a powerful sorcerer who is draining the skies to create an eternal kingdom beyond decay. Malachi promises a world where nothing fades and nothing is lost, but his dream threatens to destroy the living balance that sustains both realms.
With Astraios at his side and the courage of an ordinary boy, Finn must face the Storm Spires, challenge a kingdom's broken leadership, and choose between the illusion of everlasting perfection and the unpredictable beauty of life.
The Sky Kingdom and the Little Boy is a sweeping fantasy adventure about friendship, courage, belonging, and the fragile connection between the heavens and the Earth. Filled with floating cities, magical sky-whales, ancient secrets, and a battle against an unnatural drought, Finn's journey reveals that even the smallest heart can help restore a world-and that sometimes, the greatest miracle is finding your way home.
