Join Folotjing, our unlikely hero, as he embarks on a journey that will change the course of his life and where he learns its most difficult and important lessons.

This tiny, peace-loving creature is forced to battle the elements to save neighbors a hundred times his size, armed only with the strength of his heart and courage to do what is right.

But sometimes, that's not enough. How will he deal with the pain of losing the loved ones who did not make it?

Will he leave the world behind him and end his magnificent adventures?

Let's follow Folotjing as he shows us how even magic cannot rival the power of love and kindness.

This story deals with a difficult subject: loss. It's an experience that every child has to face at some point and a challenging topic for parents to cover. This book is a useful introduction to the theme as it raises different aspects of loss-all of which will give some good points for caregivers and children to discuss.

How do I pronounce Folotjing?

Fo-lo-t-jing with the (t) or Fo-lo-jing without the (t), either way, is correct.

Note to Parents:

For children under the age of seven years old, I kindly suggest that parents assist their child in reading the book. This book contains big words and phrases that might be beyond their comprehension, such as magnificent, pranced, astonished, reemerged, surreal, and 'to and fro, ' to name a few.

Reading this book to a child opens up a conversation between parents/guardians and children. It presents a valuable opportunity to encourage children to ask sensitive questions related to loss/death and instill in them a sense of empathy for others who are going through difficult times. You may also take this chance to explore other subjects that may branch out due to the dialogue.