Emily Haworth-Booth

A book that illustrates the rise of fascism to children without feeling scary.

I loved this book, but it was a little scary for my three-year-old who isn't afraid of the dark. And a bit too political for my seven-year-old who argued with the logic.

REVIEW: In loved this book so much. It was one of those books that tugs at the heart and fires up your spirit. It is a book about caring, being hopeful and doing what you think is right. It is about the environment and how we interact with it. Such a beautiful book with a big lesson.

I love this book. I wish I had this boo when I was growing up because I was terrified of the dark. I had three night-lights and it was still too dark for my liking. But this book shows how darkness can be beautiful and is worth appreciating.