Lovedthis is a wonderful book about this seagull and how he kind of goes against the norm and it's it's a really beautiful story i don't want to give too much away
Jonathan Livingston Seagull (2009)
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Lovedit's kind of like a fable cuz it is about these seagulls and about being an outcast and the ending is very heartwarming
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