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The Day We Were Children Again Three Gentle Stories That Remember the Heart of Childhood Book Description What if, just for a moment, we could remember what it feels like to be a child? The Day We Were Children Again is a tender picture book filled with three stories that gently remind us of what childhood truly means- being heard, being cared for, and being free to imagine. These are not loud stories. They are soft, quiet moments that stay with you- just like the feelings we sometimes forget, but never truly lose. Story Summaries 1 The Day We Were Children Again One day, all the grown-ups in the world become children again. They play, cry, and even get a little lost. As one child watches this unusual day unfold, something begins to shift- not just in the world, but in how we understand one another. 2 The Voice of a Dot In a world full of noise, a very small dot quietly waits. No one notices it-until a child stops and listens. What they discover together is that even the smallest voice deserves to be heard. 3 The Day the Dots Made the World Each child receives a dot. Big, small, round, rough-every dot is different. But when the dots come together, something beautiful begins to grow. What they build is more than a picture-it's a shared day, made by many hearts. A Note to the Reader This book is a quiet celebration of children- not just who they are today, but what they remind us to protect, to notice, and to feel. For parents, caregivers, teachers, and anyone who has ever been a child, The Day We Were Children Again offers a gentle moment to pause, and to see the world, once more, through the eyes of those closest to the heart.

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