A Flying House for Entertainment (Paperback)

Two boys around ages seven saw a flying house on their television one day. They got a cousin who was a grown man to build one and some friends joined them who were a little older. In going places, birds flew by and talked in a human voice. Other people wanted to get one built for their convenience. The kids moved in with the cousin, built more and sold flying houses to the people. People were happy with their flying houses. They were used for going golfing, to go fishing at lakes, and just looking places over. The house was enjoyed until it was worn out. Then the fun stopped. The boys became men and started driving vehicles. There were many great memories of it for them to remember.