About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is feeling lonely or is sad about a broken toy. It gently shows how disappointment can lead to unexpected joy and new connections. The story follows two children, Maurice and Lotta, who don't know each other. Each has a special bike that they love, but one day, both bikes break. A clever shop owner combines the broken parts to create a brand new bicycle built for two, which brings Maurice and Lotta together as friends. This heartwarming tale is perfect for ages 3 to 7, beautifully illustrating themes of creativity, resilience, and how friendship can be found in the most surprising ways.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals metaphorically with loss, specifically the loss of a treasured possession. The approach is direct and gentle. The children are sad, but the feeling is temporary. The resolution is entirely hopeful and secular, promoting a message of creative problem-solving and serendipity: loss can lead to something new and even better.
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