About This Book
Parents should reach for this book when their child is facing the anxiety and loneliness of a move. Crimson Twill is a young witch who feels out of place after leaving her vibrant city home for a quiet country cottage. The story gently follows her journey as she overcomes her sadness, learns to see the unique magic in her new surroundings, and forges an unlikely friendship with a grumpy gnome. Perfect for early chapter book readers (ages 6-9), this charming tale uses a sweet fantasy setting to normalize the difficult feelings of being new and reassures children that friendship and belonging can be found in the most unexpected places.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book's core emotional theme is the loneliness and sadness associated with moving to a new home. The approach is gentle, using magic as a metaphor for adapting and finding one's skills in a new environment. The resolution is entirely hopeful, emphasizing that new places hold new opportunities for friendship and happiness.
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