About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like a fish out of water or is struggling to adapt to a new environment that feels cold and unfamiliar. It is a beautiful resource for children who are sensitive to the 'feeling' of a home or who are navigating a move into a place where they don't quite fit in yet. The story follows a protective hobgoblin who has lived in an English manor for centuries and must now deal with a strict Puritan family who has no room for magic or tradition. While the setting is historical, the emotional core is timeless: it explores how quiet acts of service and empathy can eventually melt even the most rigid hearts. Parents will appreciate the sophisticated vocabulary and the way it handles the clash between traditional folklore and religious austerity. It is a gentle, atmospheric read that rewards patient readers with a deep sense of belonging and the idea that we can find family in the most unexpected people.
