The Invisible Web

Reach for this book when your child feels small, isolated, or overwhelmed by the vastness of the world and their place in it. It serves as a gentle balm for moments of loneliness or social anxiety by introducing the concept of a shimmering, invisible web that connects every human soul through love and kindness. While it is a companion to The Invisible String, this story expands the focus from family bonds to global empathy and collective humanity. Karst uses lyrical language to explain how our actions ripple through this web, touching people we may never meet. It is a beautiful tool for teaching children ages 4 to 8 about their inherent value and the power of compassion. Parents will find it particularly useful for bedtime reading to settle a restless mind or as a starting point for conversations about global citizenship and the impact of a simple smile.