Making friends is a theme that will resonate with young readers, and the characters are equally compelling. Nimbus is a sweet character, and children will enjoy seeing her story and search for friends. What I loved: This is such a lovely and charming read. They are unable to find it, and Nimbus returns to the sky - only to realize that her wish had already come true. Soon, she meets Kelp's friends and they help her search as well. In her search, she finds Kelp, a unicorn, who agrees to help her look. She chases the star to an island, where she tries to find it to make her wish for friends. When she sees a shooting star, she tries to make a wish, but it falls so quickly that she did not have time. Most of the time she loves it, but sometimes she feels lonely.
Nimbus is a pegasus that lives alone in the sky. (Mar.PERFECTLY PEGASUS is a delightful and sweet picture book about making friends. Agent: Thao Le, Sandra Dijkstra Literary. The two nevertheless revel in each other’s company (Nimbus flies in the rainbow generated by Kelp’s horn), and when Kelp introduces Nimbus to his congenial beachfront community of narwhals and unicorns, readers may find themselves shouting out, “Here are the friends you’re looking for!” Nimbus, however, wings all the way back to the heavens before realizing that she doesn’t need to find the star itself to “finish her wish.” If the resolution feels a titch lengthy, Sima rewards the audience with a great party ending: under starry skies, all the creatures-horned, mythical, and otherwise-gather for a truly adorable campfire event, replete Nimbus, whose outlier status in the sometimes “ too empty” sky corresponds to Kelp’s underwater backstory, has pursued a falling star to an island in hopes that wishing on it will bring about “someone to keep her company.” Kelp, whom Nimbus discovers standing sweetly in a meadow surrounded by butterflies and flowers, can’t find the star either.
In Sima’s version of a crossover episode, Nimbus, the titular pegasus-who has purply blue wings and an aviator’s cap to match-meets Kelp, the unicorn protagonist of 2017’s Not Quite Narwhal.
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