At midnight of every full moon, when the city sinks into its deepest sleep—
The oldest stone library in the town will tremble slightly, break free from its foundation, unfold its wings turned into wooden cornices, and quietly rise into the sky under the moonlight.
Ten-year-old Laila discovers the secret. She is a girl who believes that "the real world is too quiet" and is used to hiding from the noise of the day among the bookshelves. One sleepless night, she looked through the window and witnessed the most incredible sight in her life: the entire library flew across the roof like a giant albatross, and the pages of the books flipped like wings in the wind.
She seized the moment and jumped onto the taking-off library.
Since then, she has become the only frequent flyer of the "Night Flying Library".
Intent: This is a fantasy hymn dedicated to "deep reading". It firmly believes that when a book is truly opened, it is not only imagination that takes flight, but also the entire starry sky in which a child sees the world.
