Yet

Reach for this book when your child is facing a setback, a long recovery, or feeling limited by a physical challenge. It serves as a compassionate guide for children navigating the frustration of what they cannot do yet, offering a historical perspective on perseverance that feels both grounded and incredibly hopeful. The story follows Harry, a young boy whose life is interrupted by hospitalization and a resulting disability. Through his journey from the ward to a life defined by achievement rather than limitations, the narrative explores themes of courage, patience, and the power of the human spirit. It is a secular, realistic tribute to resilience that validates the difficulty of the struggle while celebrating the eventual triumph. Parents will find it an invaluable tool for reframing 'I can't' into 'I haven't done it yet.'