About This Book
Reach for Jorah's Journal when your child is facing a major life transition, such as moving to a new neighborhood or starting at a different school. This gentle chapter book offers a safe space for children to process the mix of anxiety, loneliness, and eventual hope that comes with leaving the familiar behind. Through Jorah's private writing, kids see that it is normal to miss their old home while slowly building a new life. As Jorah navigates her new environment, she explores the meaning of her name and the quiet courage required to make new friends. The story focuses on emotional literacy and self-reflection, making it an excellent choice for kids aged 7 to 10 who may be internalizing their worries. It provides a comforting roadmap for finding one's footing in a new place, emphasizing that identity and belonging grow alongside change.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with the emotional upheaval of moving. The approach is direct and realistic, focusing on the internal monologue of a child. The resolution is hopeful and grounded.
