Fly High, Fly Low

Reach for this book when your child is facing an unexpected change in their physical environment, such as a move, a renovation, or the loss of a favorite local landmark. It offers a safe, metaphorical space to process the anxiety of losing a 'home base' and the uncertainty of what comes next. Through the journey of two pigeons in San Francisco, the story validates the fear of displacement while providing a gentle reassurance that home is ultimately found in those we love. Don Freeman's classic narrative follows Cid and Hester as their cozy nest in a neon sign is dismantled by a construction crew. It is an ideal choice for children ages 3 to 7 who may be struggling to articulate their feelings about saying goodbye to a familiar place. The book balances the tension of a 'lost' home with a comforting resolution, teaching young readers that resilience and loyalty can help them rebuild even after a major disruption.