About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts showing a blend of curiosity about how their body works and a playful interest in the 'secret life' of their classroom. It is perfect for the transition from picture books to longer stories, offering a whimsical bridge between science and imagination. The story follows Barnaby, a classroom skeleton model who comes to life at night to explore the school. Through his eyes, the familiar hallways become a landscape of mystery and humor. The book focuses on themes of independence and the joy of discovery. While it features a skeleton, the tone is entirely lighthearted and celebratory rather than spooky. It is an excellent choice for second or third graders who are building reading stamina and enjoy stories where everyday objects have a life of their own. It encourages children to look at their learning environment with a sense of wonder and helps demystify the human anatomy in a fun, non-threatening way.
