About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses a sense of smallness or anxiety about the vastness of the world, or when they are struggling with the frustration of things not going as planned. Ada is eagerly awaiting a clear night on a Maine island to see the stars, but a thick fog threatens to ruin her vacation. Through her relationship with her grandparents, she learns to find wonder in the small details of nature while holding space for the big mysteries of the universe. It is a beautiful tool for teaching patience and the interconnectedness of all things. Written by a world-renowned physicist, the story masterfully blends realistic fiction with awe-inspiring science. The inclusion of actual Hubble telescope photography helps ground the abstract concepts of space in reality. It is a gentle, sophisticated picture book that honors a child's intelligence and curiosity without being overwhelming. Perfect for ages 4 to 8, it serves as both a cozy bedtime story and a spark for scientific inquiry.
