A Seagull's Dream

Hi guys! I recently read this book that's titled 'A Seagull's Dream' and It's very fun, although there isn't an enemy nor a villain in the story. It's literally about a seagull's dream. A seagull named Jonathan Livingston had a dream. He wanted to fly better, with using less strength. He didn't want to become like the other seagulls, which lived for no reason. They didn't have any goal. All they would do was casually go to the beach and fight for food. Seagulls didn't have a purpose. They never knew what was to have a goal. But Jonathan Livingston was different. Everyday, he would try level flight and research how to fly faster with using less strength. His parents gave up on him, and he was fired to a steep cliff away from his home by the seagull colony. There, he mastered to become faster. The way was to fold most of your wings and then fly with the rest like a hawk or else. Then, one day, he moved on to his 2nd life, but into somewhere else. He mastered even a faster way to fly there. He was a very fast student, even there, where the seagulls like him had come to. But, his old master moved on to the next world of his, leaving everyone behind. Because of that, for a while, Jon had taught in that world. But later, he went down to his first world and taught seagulls who were banned from the colony, for the same reason he was. There were seven, and all became great students. Later, they came back to the colony, flying. Jon taught there, and some seagulls got interested in their flying. As time passed, Jon got more and more students. But as more time passed, Jon had to go to his second life, an later, his students died, one by one. By only one, and Jon's greatest and first student was left, No one was interested in flying. They asked millions of questions about Jon and served him as the son of a godly seagull. Then the last student died, and flying became illegal as seagulls thought it is a disgrace to Jon. But later, a seagull named Andrew decided to practice flying. One day, he saw a seagull flying magnificently. He asked the seagull who he was. The seagull responded: "I'm Jon" and the story ended. It's pretty fun how a life of a seagull that wants to break a seagulls limits pass by. I recommend this book, the original version. The original has more description.