Nobody

Reach for this book when your child is in a phase of denying their mistakes or inventing a mysterious scapegoat for broken items and messy rooms. It speaks directly to the common childhood behavior of using an imaginary friend, or in this case, a literal Nobody, to shield themselves from the shame of making a mistake. The story follows young Sarah, who blames every mishap on a character she calls Nobody, only to find herself confronted with the reality of her own choices when Nobody seemingly manifests in her world. This gentle, humorous story helps children ages 3 to 7 understand the importance of honesty and the relief that comes with taking responsibility. It is a perfect tool for parents looking to transform a moment of blame into a conversation about integrity and the fact that we all make mistakes.