About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the frustration of things they cannot control, or when they feel a sense of loss because a friend is unavailable or 'different.' It is a beautiful tool for children who are learning that friendship sometimes requires us to change our perspective and accommodate the unique needs of others. Through the whimsical story of Sarah and her ghost friend Oliver, the narrative explores deep themes of empathy and creative problem solving. While Oliver is a ghost, the story remains grounded in the emotional reality of a child trying to bridge a gap. It is a gentle, secular approach to making the 'invisible' visible through kindness. Parents will appreciate how Sarah doesn't just wait for the situation to fix itself but uses her own imagination, and a garden hose, to ensure her friend feels safe and seen.
