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High in the Clouds

Imagine a book that started as a movie idea! It's a fun adventure story written by a famous musician.

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Key Facts

Book Type
Children's adventure novel.
Written By
Paul McCartney and Philip Ardagh.
Illustrated By
Geoff Dunbar.
Published
October 2005.
Original Idea
Scripted and sketched for several years as a film.

Meet the Story!

High in the Clouds is a super cool adventure book for kids! It was written by Paul McCartney, who is a famous singer and songwriter. He worked with another writer named Philip Ardagh. The pictures in the book were drawn by Geoff Dunbar. It's like a team of artists and storytellers making something awesome!

Where Did This Idea Come From?

This book didn't just pop out of nowhere! Paul McCartney and Geoff Dunbar had worked together before on a cartoon movie called Rupert and the Frog Song. They thought, 'Hey, let's make another movie together!' So, they started writing and drawing ideas for a new film for many years. Even though it became a book, the idea started as a movie!

Why Is This Book Special?

This book is special because it shows how different kinds of art can come together. A musician, a writer, and an artist all worked to create this story. It's like building with LEGOs, but with words and pictures! It shows that stories can start in many ways, like from a song or a drawing.

More Than Just a Book!

Guess what? High in the Clouds was actually planned to be a movie first! Paul McCartney and Geoff Dunbar spent a long time sketching and writing the story for an animated film. So, when you read the book, you can imagine all the amazing scenes that could be in a movie. It's like getting a sneak peek into a film!

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