Over the Moon

A parent should reach for this book when their child begins to ask questions about why their family looks different from others, or when a child needs reassurance that they truly belong. It is a gentle, whimsical tool for discussing adoption, fostering, or the beauty of non-traditional family structures through a safe, metaphorical lens. The story follows two kind-hearted wolves who find a human baby and choose to raise it as their own with unwavering devotion. Through simple text and expressive illustrations, James Proimos explores themes of unconditional love and the idea that a family is defined by care rather than biology. The book is perfectly calibrated for children aged 3 to 5, offering a comforting and accessible narrative that validates a child's place in their family. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to instill a sense of security and identity in a child who may feel 'different' from their peers.