About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses frustration about being too small, too young, or physically mismatched with the world around them. Hewitt Anderson is the tiny son of loving giants, and while his parents worry about his safety in a world built for large hands, Hewitt moves through life with a quiet, observant confidence. It is a beautiful metaphor for the way children navigate an adult-sized world every day. The story is a masterful exploration of self-worth and the unique strengths that come with being different. Jerdine Nolen and Kadir Nelson create a lush, atmospheric world where Hewitt proves that being big is a matter of spirit rather than stature. Parents will find this an excellent tool for discussing how to turn perceived weaknesses into unexpected advantages, all while being enveloped in Kadir Nelson's stunning, warm-toned illustrations.
