About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with a sudden change in their environment or needs to understand that finding safety often requires persistence. It is an excellent choice for a curious child who feels a bit small in a big world and finds comfort in learning how nature provides solutions for survival. This Smithsonian-backed narrative follows a common octopus as he navigates the dangers of the reef. Beyond the science of marine biology, the book explores the emotional weight of losing one's 'safe space' and the resilience required to find a new home. The beautiful watercolor illustrations make complex habitat concepts accessible for children aged 4 to 8, providing a gentle but realistic look at how animals handle territorial shifts and natural threats. It is a perfect tool for parents looking to build both scientific vocabulary and emotional grit.
