About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels small, overlooked, or intimidated by the 'big' world around them. It is a perfect choice for those moments when a child is nervous about starting school or wondering if they have anything special to contribute to their community. Through the humorous daily entries of a young fly, children explore themes of self-confidence, the importance of perspective, and the fact that everyone has a unique superpower, even if it is just being able to walk on walls. Written for children ages 4 to 8, this story uses lighthearted humor to dismantle fears. Parents will appreciate how it encourages journaling as a way to process the world while teaching basic science through a relatable, bug-eyed lens. It transforms a common household pest into a charming protagonist who proves that even the tiniest creature can be a hero.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book handles natural predators and household dangers (like flypaper and swatters) with a humorous, secular approach. It briefly touches on the concept of having 327 siblings, which is handled as a joke about large families rather than a serious look at family dynamics.
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