About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a major transition, such as moving house or switching schools, and feels overwhelmed by the 'bigness' of the world. It is a comforting yet adventurous exploration of how families can stay resilient even when they lose their sense of security. The story follows the Clock family, tiny people who must navigate the dangers of the outdoors after being forced from their home, eventually finding a temporary sanctuary in an old tea kettle. While the peril of being small in a large world is ever-present, the book emphasizes resourcefulness and the strength found in family bonds. It is perfectly suited for children aged 8 to 12 who enjoy detailed world-building and stories of survival. Parents will appreciate how it validates feelings of displacement while modeling bravery and creative problem-solving in the face of uncertainty.
