Every Christmas Eve, Bertie Sparklepants lights up Tinsel Row, and every year the neighbours want it bigger. This year he plugs in one more string of lights. FZZT The whole street goes dark.
Bertie is sorry. Then little Nell steps out of the crowd with one small torch, and the neighbours start pulling out whatever light they have: bike lamps, candles, lanterns, even phones. Together they light the street better than any big display could. A funny rhyming Christmas picture book about showing off, saying sorry, and the small lights people bring each other. Full-colour illustrations throughout, questions to talk about, and a "draw your own small light" page at the back. For ages 3 to 7, and made for reading aloud.