Something Invisible

Reach for this book if your child is quiet, highly imaginative, or feels like they notice things others miss. It's a gentle story for the child who is comfortable with their own inner world but might feel a bit lonely or misunderstood. The book follows Jake, who moves to a new house and senses an invisible, comforting presence in his bedroom. As he tries to understand this unseen friend, he navigates the disbelief of his family, particularly his older sister. The story validates the power of imagination and perception, showing how unseen things can provide real comfort. It's a quiet, reassuring read that champions sensitive children and normalizes the feeling of being a little different.