
In this relatable story, D.W. experiences the profound distress of losing her beloved comfort blankie. The narrative follows D.W., her brother Arthur, and their dad as they frantically search the house and town for the missing item. It sensitively portrays D.W.'s anxiety about falling asleep without Blankie and the loving support her family provides. This book is ideal for children aged 4-7 who may be grappling with separation anxiety, the loss of a cherished item, or needing comfort during bedtime routines. It offers a gentle way to discuss big feelings and the importance of family support.
Just the feel of Blankie against her cheek can put D.W. right to sleep. But one day, D.W. comes home from day care and Blankie is missing! Arthur, Dad, and even Pal frantically search the house and all over town-but no Blankie. That night D.W. wonders if she will ever be able to fall asleep again. Will Blankie ever be found?