About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when they want to spark a child's imagination and help them see the magic hidden in the everyday. It’s perfect for the kid who is starting to say “I’m bored” and needs a jolt of creative wonder. The book follows the confident and cheerful Taggarty Toad on a rhyming tour of his incredibly detailed and fantastical world. Readers will meet flying pigs, grumpy gargoyles, and rats in pilot-coats. The emotional core is one of pure joy, curiosity, and self-acceptance. Its intricate illustrations make it a wonderful book to pour over together, discovering new, funny details with every read. It’s ideal for encouraging imaginative play and celebrating individuality.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. The book is secular and avoids any complex social or emotional issues. The illustrations contain some gargoyle-like creatures and a character called 'the Gloom' who looks sad, but these elements are presented as quirky parts of the landscape rather than genuine threats. The approach is entirely fantastical and whimsical.
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