Sandy, the playful herring gull, is always curious, and his curiosity sometimes leads him into trouble but sometimes helps him learn valuable lessons. In this book, his curiosity leads him to a bird in trouble. He understands that he cannot help the bird by himself. Remembering what he felt like when he was in trouble and that some friends had helped him, he gets their attention, and together they help the bird. He begins to think that he can keep helping others in trouble and wonders how he can help them in the future. The result is his idea of an interesting bird patrol. This book is not only interesting to young children, but it also stimulates their thinking of ways to help others and the idea of becoming a leader for positive actions.