About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their child is in a silly mood and enjoys stories that are a little spooky but not at all scary. Perfect for the lead-up to Halloween or for any child fascinated by skeletons, this book offers a gentle, humorous take on perseverance. The story follows a big skeleton and a little skeleton on their quest to find the perfect pet. After a few comical failures with a puppy, a parrot, and a goldfish, they discover that the best companion for them is just as unique as they are. It's a charming tale for preschoolers about not giving up and the joy of finding a friend who fits you perfectly, wrapped in delightful, absurd humor.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The protagonists are skeletons, an obvious reference to death. However, the book's approach is entirely metaphorical and humorous, with no mention of loss, grief, or the afterlife. The tone is secular, light, and playful. The resolution is purely hopeful and comedic.
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