About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child feels overwhelmed by school, seeing subjects as separate, disconnected tasks. This story helps children see the bigger picture. It follows a group of friends who are assigned a difficult cross-curricular project that forces them to combine skills from art, science, and history. Through humorous trial and error, they learn to appreciate each other's unique talents and discover that knowledge is more powerful when it's connected. Ideal for ages 7-10, it’s a lighthearted and encouraging read that champions teamwork, curiosity, and the joy of finding unexpected links in the world around them.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with very mild social conflict, such as disagreements within a friend group and the academic stress of a big project. The approach is direct, practical, and secular, focusing on communication and problem-solving. The resolution is entirely hopeful and reinforces the positive outcomes of teamwork.
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