I Believe I Can Fly

<p>Zelven Holt doesn't dream of going to the stars.</p><p>He dreams of surviving the fall.</p><p>In a dusty barn on the edge of nowhere Oklahoma a teenager builds wings out of cardboard scraps and sheer obsession-not to soar but to understand <em>why</em> he crashes. Until the day one of his paper planes flies a little too far. Until the day something impossible doesn't fail.</p><p>Armed with a mysterious metal he forged by accident and flanked by two fiercely loyal friends Zelven stumbles into a discovery that defies modern physics-and catches the attention of the one person who was never supposed to notice.</p><p>From hay bales to clean rooms from small-town ridicule to global headlines <em>I Believe I Can Fly</em> is a coming-of-age science epic about failure persistence and the quiet genius hiding behind duct tape and napkin math.</p><p>He never meant to change the world.</p><p>He just wanted to fly. <em><strong>And NOTHING will stop him...</strong></em></p>