About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a crisis of confidence or feeling anxious about trying something that feels 'out of character' for them. Through two stories, Rosetta the garden fairy navigates a loss of her creative identity after an injury and the discomfort of stepping into a friend's messy world. This chapter book provides a safe, whimsical space to discuss resilience, the importance of trying new things even when they feel 'yucky,' and how our talents do not define our entire worth. It is a perfect fit for elementary schoolers who love fashion and fantasy but need gentle modeling on how to handle setbacks with grace and humor.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The treatment of the head injury is purely metaphorical for a 'creative block' or temporary loss of skill. There are no heavy medical themes. The resolution is hopeful and secular, focusing on internal perseverance.
