About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling with the frustration of a project that feels too big to handle alone or when they equate asking for help with failing. It is an ideal choice for the perfectionist who wants to be the best but lacks the collaborative tools to get there. The story follows a young boy determined to build the tallest snowman ever for a neighborhood contest. As he hits physical limits and engineering hurdles, he must decide whether to protect his pride or invite others into his vision. It beautifully explores the transition from competitive individualism to the joy of shared accomplishment. This early chapter book is perfect for 6 to 9 year olds who are navigating more complex social dynamics and learning that two sets of hands are often better than one.
