Bloomsbury, paperback, £6.99
Norman is amazed to find that he has suddenly grown a pair of wings, but has enormous fun flying high in the sky.
Worried about what his parents will think of his wings, he covers them up with a big coat – which makes bathtime, playtime and a birthday party very problematic. Finally, Norman realises that it is the coat, not the wings, that is making him unhappy. And as he flies high once more, he sees below a line of little children wearing big coats…