About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is beginning to understand the impact of their words, both kind and unkind. This gentle, poetic book isn't a story, but rather a philosophical exploration of language itself. It uses beautiful metaphors to show how words can be seeds that grow, bridges that connect, or sharp points that hurt. It touches on themes of empathy, creativity, and the power we have to shape our world and our own identity through the words we choose. Perfect for thoughtful, curious children, it provides a beautiful, calm starting point for a conversation about communicating with intention and kindness.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book addresses the concept of hurtful language metaphorically, describing words as being "sharp and pointy." The approach is secular and philosophical. The overall tone is hopeful and empowering, encouraging the reader to choose their words with care and creativity.
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