Little Blue (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9798218616144)

Step into the magical world of Store Galore! Where clothes come to life, friendships bloom, and kindness shines brighter than anything else. "Little Blue", a charming, heartfelt story written by Daniel J. Tighe and beautifully illustrated by Agata Olszewska, is an instant classic that will delight and entertain children, as well as warm the hearts of parents and kids alike.

From the moment Little Blue, a timid yet hopeful little blue suit, arrived at Store Galore! he makes friends with shirts that fly, socks that dance, shoes shaped like fruit and polka dot pants. But when the Big Suits refuse to accept Little Blue because he's different than them, Little Blue faces the age-old challenge of not being accepted for his true self.

Bravely, Little Blue stands up to the Big Suits, ("I'm in the rainbow just like you") and with the support of the wise and weathered Mr. Raincoat, Little Blue learns the most important lesson of all: it's not about how you look that matters, but in being kind and compassionate towards everyone - including yourself.

But late at night when it was dark at Store Galore! Little Blue dreamed of a family that would take him home with them. Then one day a smiley child with red, curly hair sees Little Blue and loves him for exactly who he is - right now.

A fun, imaginative world where clothes come to life with whimsical illustrations and playful rhymes. Little Blue is a relatable journey through the challenges we all face, along with the magic of love, healing powers of friendship and the wonder of life!

Little Blue's touching message about loving yourself and supporting those who are not as fortunate as others. The joyful and heartwarming ending will bring lots of big smiles and "happy tears" too.

With the universal theme of being "connected" to others, Little Blue is a must-read for bedtime, classroom storytime and those very special moments shared between parent and child. This delightful book will leave every reader with an open heart and the belief that we are all, in our own way, perfect just as we are.