How he liked to create bridges from folded paper, or build a cubby house with sheets and blankets or making sailing boats from orange peels.

Jorn had critics as a young child who thought his desire to create things was strange, but luckily his parents were delighted and encouraged his pursuits. Readers will see how he developed his ideas and how he came to enter into the competition to design the Sydney Opera House. Again he had critics, some said it was an ugly design while most loved it and called it a masterpiece.

Sharing Jorn Utzon's early life story in this heartwarming picture book is a good example for younger readers to dream and follow their dreams. To realise there are no limits to what they can achieve. It also shows that although not everyone will like everything they do if they persevere and follow their hearts the world is their oyster.

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