"Serafina, an Eurasian eagle, is a bit shy and often fearful around others. But she longs to enjoy more of the world and knows that this means she has to do something, even she is a bit afraid to do so. And so she flies out. She sees beautiful things she never had seen before. She talks to the doves and the storks she meets on her night trips. When she goes to bed, exhausted, every day she feels stronger inside and dares to go a wing further. She’s having chats with new animals and birds she meets, and enjoyed the wonderful country she lives in. In this story, with beautiful illustrations, the author gives a wonderful lesson. Don’t let fear, let you down, go always a little bit further and you can become stronger and experience beautiful things. And as an extra moral in the sideline, Alma Hammond gives the kids a view on why the old donkey bullies others, well a bully doesn’t love himself..."