Where the Lost Things Go

"While attempting to deal with the frustration of losing her shoe given to her by her grandmother, Tabitha uses her imagination to create her own joy and lives up to her desire to be a big girl in the process, even if she has a pity party along the way. Losing cherished items can be especially difficult for young children. This endearing story highlights the frustration of losing things within the context of developmental challenges. Notably, children (and some adults) will certainly identify with the main character’s desire for independence, epitomized by being a “big girl” and the pull towards dependence when challenged. An ideal story for your kiddo as they struggle to find ways to manage complex emotions."--