Russell's Kite

Larry is a domestic duckling fathered by a mallard duck, injured during migration. Larry is the only one of twelve siblings t resemble is father, who all the barnyard dwellers viewed as a "wild one". Larry is desperate to learn to fly because he is picked on, but everyone knows that domestic ducks can't fly. Geronimo, an old goose, understands how Larry feel because he has also wanted to fly all his life. Geronimo instructs Larry in the rudiments of flying via old magazine articles...
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Larry is a domestic duckling fathered by a mallard duck, injured during migration. Larry is the only one of twelve siblings t resemble is father, who all the barnyard dwellers viewed as a "wild one". Larry is desperate to learn to fly because he is picked on, but everyone knows that domestic ducks can't fly. Geronimo, an old goose, understands how Larry feel because he has also wanted to fly all his life. Geronimo instructs Larry in the rudiments of flying via old magazine articles about the art, But Larry still cannot fly because everyone knows that barnyard ducks and geese cannot fly! A satisfactory ending to their yearnings is accomplished when the farmer's children try to assist them. They may have failures but they do learn many lessons about persevering, friendship, and tolerance.