Some books are for children. This one is for every parent who has ever stayed up through a long night for a child who didn't know they were there. Someone She Hadn't Met Yet is the story of a mother bird who builds a nest, protects an egg through sun and rain and cold dark nights, and makes the hardest choice a parent can make: she lets her child struggle, because she knows that the struggle is the gift. It is a picture book for children ages 2 to 8. But parents who read it aloud will find themselves reading it for themselves. What happens in this book: A mother searches for the perfect branch before her egg even exists. She gathers twigs one by one. She sings to her egg not knowing if it can hear her. She sings anyway. When it begins to hatch, every part of her wants to help. She doesn't. She watches her chick fall, doubt herself, and hear the one word that changes everything. Again. And by the last page, when the circle closes and everything becomes clear, parents will understand something they have always felt but never quite heard said back to them. This book is for: Parents who believe in their children before their children believe in themselves - Families looking for a meaningful bedtime book that sparks real conversation - Anyone who has ever said "try" when a child wanted to give up - Mother's Day, baby showers, first birthdays, and every ordinary Tuesday that turns out to matter From the creator of Kung Fu Kids and Tiger Parenting 2.0 , David Chang has spent over two decades watching children discover strength they didn't know they had. This is his first picture book. It will not be forgotten. Warm. Tender. True. Use of A.I.: The illustrations in this book were produced through generative artificial intelligence under the creative direction of the author.
| Gtin | 09798989017775 |
| Age_group | ADULT |
| Condition | NEW |
| Gender | UNISEX |
| Product_category | Gl_book |
| Google_product_category | Media > Books |
| Product_type | Books > Subjects > Children's Books > Growing Up & Facts Of Life > Family Life > Parents |