Dawn

On his fourteenth birthday, Keith Burton receives a poorly printed "Treasure Island" from his father, leading him to a growing concern about the quality of printed materials. Rather than express his disappointment, he hides his feelings to protect his father's pride. Soon, he discovers similar issues in other publications, including his father's journal and a magazine. This realization marks the beginning of Keith's awareness of a broader problem with print quality, igniting a journey of discovery and concern about the reliability of the written word.