About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is processing a scary event like a storm, or when they seem bored by the limitations of their own backyard. It serves as a gentle bridge between the reality of a natural disaster and the resilience found through play. By focusing on the aftermath rather than the destruction, it helps children reframe 'scary' changes in their environment as opportunities for new discovery. The story follows two brothers who find a fallen elm tree after a hurricane. Rather than seeing a mess, they see a spaceship, a jungle, and a sea vessel. It is a masterful exploration of how the imagination acts as a protective and creative force. Perfect for ages 5 to 9, this book celebrates the sibling bond and the quiet magic of childhood autonomy without requiring complex emotional heavy lifting.
