High above the world, in a land we cannot see, little souls prepare for who they will become. All but one.
Little One is the smallest soul of all - and the only one without a plan. While others leave for their destined homes, she dances beneath the Moon, trusting that her family will find her when the time is right. Her Father is the Sea, travelling the world to create the perfect place, while her Mother is the Moon, watching over her from above.
A gentle, poetic story of patience, belonging, and love, Little One reminds readers that even the smallest light can guide the way home.
Ideal reader: Primarily ages 4–8 (picture book/lyrical narrative), but also suitable for ages 3–4 as a read-aloud bedtime story, and ages 7–8 for independent or shared reading, especially for children drawn to poetic language.