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Mole can’t live with her own family right now and that makes her heart feel wobbly and unsure. But when Mole meets a new family who want to keep her safe, she begins a brave journey into finding belonging.
This gentle story follows Mole as she learns that finding your place in a new home can be confusing, surprising and sometimes difficult and that it’s also possible to feel held, welcomed and loved again, even when the house is different, the food is strange and the people are bouncy.
A hopeful tale for children who are building a new chapter in their lives and for the grown‑ups walking alongside them.
Mole can’t live with her own family right now and that makes her heart feel wobbly and unsure. But when Mole meets a new family who want to keep her safe, she begins a brave journey into finding belonging.
This gentle story follows Mole as she learns that finding your place in a new home can be confusing, surprising and sometimes difficult and that it’s also possible to feel held, welcomed and loved again, even when the house is different, the food is strange and the people are bouncy.
A hopeful tale for children who are building a new chapter in their lives and for the grown‑ups walking alongside them.
“Where do I begin? The language, the illustrations, the story, the depth, it is utterly beautiful. As a Grief coach I highly recommend this beautiful book, not only for children grieving loss through death, but also through disconnection from those they love.”
- Debi Richens
“Squirrel’s Search for Love is a truly heartwarming and uplifting read. With charming storytelling, beautiful illustrations and a gentle sense of wonder, it takes readers on a meaningful journey that beautifully explores what love really means. The story is engaging and accessible, making it perfect for children while still offering a deeper message that adults will appreciate.”
- Tracey Smith
“I loved this book. It is so refreshing to see such beautiful illustrations when so many children's books now use AI images. The repetitive rhyming makes this a very attractive route for children to think about love and also about loss.”
- Craig Dobson
