Everyone feels small sometimes. Children feel it more often than they say.
Milo is a tiny chip in a giant factory who dreams of seeing the world. When a stormy night sweeps him far from home, he discovers that being small doesn't mean being unimportant - and that the biggest world has room for the smallest hearts.
A gentle bedtime story about courage, friendship, and finding where you belong.
READ IT OUT LOUD
There are big sounds in this one - BOOM, CLATTER, WHOOSH - the kind children like to shout back at you before the story settles down again.
WHO IT'S FOR
The child who is the youngest, the quietest, or the newest in the room. And the grown-up reading to them who remembers being that child.
Full-color illustrations throughout. Written with Milo.
ALSO FROM THE SAME SHELF
Wee Wee Kazoo and the Puffball Field, and Wee Wee Kazoo and the Moonlight Parade.