by Ethel Cook Eliot is a charming fantasy novel originally published in 1923. The story follows the life of little Kay, a sensitive and imaginative boy, and his older sister, Nan, as they move to a new home in Windy Hill. Their new residence is a mysterious old house connected to peculiar and magical happenings. Kay befriends an ethereal figure called the Wind Boy, a whimsical being who teaches him about the power of joy, imagination, and freedom. Together, they explore themes of belief and wonder while dealing with challenges in the real world, including misunderstandings from adults who cannot see the magic Kay perceives. The novel celebrates the transformative power of creativity and the strength of sibling bonds, offering a blend of fantasy and heartfelt storytelling that appeals to children and adults alike.