The Fisher Boy and the Glass Fish is a tender and beautifully illustrated children’s story about wonder, choice, and responsibility.

Partially inspired by the gentle visual world and atmosphere of the game Heartopia, this story blends magical imagery with a timeless moral about respect, letting go, and learning too late.

When young Oliver catches a magical fish made of shimmering glass, he is dazzled by its beauty and dreams of showing it to the world. But as the fragile creature begins to crack away from its river home, Oliver must face a difficult truth: some beautiful things are not meant to be kept.

Told in three heartfelt chapters, this gentle tale teaches children about respect for nature, the consequences of selfish choices, and the importance of doing the right thing before it is too late.

A meaningful story that reminds readers of all ages that true love means letting go — and that some lessons, once learned, stay with us forever.