About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a task that seems physically or mentally impossible, or when they need to see that 'the way things have always been' isn't the only way. This quirky and true historical account follows the Miller family as they attempt to move their massive, beloved mansion across the rugged Idaho landscape using only logs, pulleys, and horse power. It is a masterclass in grit, creative engineering, and the power of communal effort. While the setting is the Old West, the emotional core is modern and relatable: it celebrates the audacity to try something ridiculous because you love your home. Perfect for ages 5 to 10, it transforms a dry historical footnote into a hilarious, high-stakes adventure about resilience.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is secular and direct. There are no major sensitive topics like death or trauma, though it briefly touches on the hardships of pioneer life. The resolution is triumphant and historically factual.
