Little Miss Tiny

Reach for this book when your child expresses feeling small, overlooked, or intimidated by a world that seems built for much bigger people. It is a gentle resource for the quiet child who stays on the sidelines or the sibling who feels their voice is lost in a busy household. The story follows Little Miss Tiny, a character so petite she lives in a dollhouse and is often unnoticed by the world around her, leading to deep feelings of loneliness. Through her eventual encounter with Mr. Strong, the book illustrates that help and friendship are often available if we find the courage to be seen. It provides a safe, whimsical space to discuss social anxiety and the importance of reaching out to others. Perfect for children aged 3 to 7, this classic Roger Hargreaves tale offers comfort by normalizing the feeling of being 'tiny' while promising a hopeful, connected resolution.