About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels clumsy, struggles with new skills, or is preparing to get their first pair of glasses. It gently normalizes the experience of having vision problems through the story of Ronald Morgan, a kind-hearted boy whose world is a bit blurry. He keeps making silly mistakes, like watering a plastic plant and missing the ball in kickball, leading to feelings of frustration. The story follows his visit to the eye doctor and the joyful moment when he puts on his new glasses and can finally see clearly. With its simple text and warm, humorous tone, this book is perfect for reassuring a child aged 5 to 7 that needing glasses is not a problem, but a helpful solution that can make life much easier and more fun.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with the topic of physical disability (vision impairment) in a very direct, gentle, and secular way. The approach is entirely positive, framing the need for glasses not as a deficit, but as a common issue with a straightforward solution. The resolution is completely hopeful, emphasizing the joy and relief of being able to see clearly.
Ideal Reader
The ideal reader is a 5 to 7-year-old who has recently been told they need glasses and may be feeling anxious or self-conscious. It is also an excellent book for a child who is struggling with coordination or school tasks, as it can gently open a conversation about potential vision issues.
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