Kiyoshi's Walk

Reach for this book when your child is facing a creative block, feeling frustrated by a blank page, or asking 'how do I start?' It provides a gentle, meditative answer to the question of where ideas come from. Through a peaceful afternoon walk between a young boy and his wise grandfather, the story explores the roots of inspiration and the beauty of the present moment. The narrative follows Kiyoshi as he watches his grandfather, Eto, transform ordinary sights into haiku poems. It is a beautiful celebration of the grandparent-child bond and a masterclass in mindfulness for the 4 to 8 age range. Parents will appreciate how it de-mystifies the creative process, shifting the focus from 'talent' to 'observation,' making it a perfect tool for encouraging young writers and artists.