About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is feeling frustrated by things going wrong or seems to be in a clumsy phase where objects are breaking around them. It is the perfect antidote to the 'bad luck' blues, offering a playful way to externalize frustration through the concept of invisible troublemakers. The story follows a young boy who discovers that the mechanical failures in his house are actually the work of mischievous gremlins, prompting him to find creative ways to outsmart them. At its heart, the book explores themes of resilience and curiosity. By personifying household mishaps, Rosemary Hayes helps children transition from feeling like victims of circumstance to becoming active problem solvers. It is an approachable chapter book for ages 7 to 10, utilizing humor to bridge the gap between fantasy and the everyday irritations of life. Parents will appreciate how it encourages children to look closer at how things work rather than just getting upset when they fail.
