About This Book
Reach for this book when you want to slow down and connect your child to their family history through the magic of everyday objects. It is perfect for those quiet, rainy afternoons when a child needs to feel the security of a grandparent's love or when they are mourning a small but significant loss, like a missing piece of a favorite toy. The story follows a young girl and her Nanna as they search through a tin of mismatched buttons to find a replacement for her teddy bear's lost eye. While the search provides the narrative momentum, the heart of the book lies in the memories sparked by each button: a coat from a first day of school, a grandfather's uniform, or a mother's old dress. It is a gentle, beautifully illustrated exploration of continuity and resilience. Aimed at children ages 3 to 7, it models how we can find comfort in stories and how the things we value can be repaired and preserved through love and patience.
