About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels isolated, misses a loved one, or is struggling to process a season of physical or emotional distance. Whether it is a move to a new town, a long distance between family members, or the aftermath of a difficult event, this story acts as a gentle bridge back to a sense of belonging. It uses the metaphor of a rainbow to explain that even when we cannot see the people we love, we are still tethered to them by shared hope and community. Theresa Trinder uses rhythmic, poetic language to show that for every barrier or 'storm' we face, there is a connection waiting on the other side. The book transitions beautifully from feelings of loneliness to scenes of vibrant togetherness, making it an ideal choice for children ages 3 to 6 who need reassurance that they are never truly alone. It is a peaceful, visually soothing read that transforms abstract feelings of sadness into a tangible sense of hope.
