About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels unheard, dismissed, or frustrated by the busy world of adults. It is a powerful choice for moments when a child is struggling to be taken seriously or when they feel their observations are being brushed aside as mere imagination. In this story, young Rebecca spots a giant moose eating the family garden, but her parents and brother are too preoccupied with their own chores to listen. This charming tale validates a child's sense of reality and encourages them to find their own solutions when the grown-ups are out of reach. It is perfectly suited for children aged 3 to 7 who are navigating the transition into independence and learning how to stand up for themselves. Parents will appreciate the gentle humor and the way it models resilience without being preachy, offering a safe space to discuss how it feels to be small in a big world.
