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Everyone says Elia doesn't listen. Teachers repeat themselves. Their mom sighs. Words stack higher and higher until they begin to blur. But Elia does listen. The problem is that sometimes the words won't stay. When a storm of noise and rushing carries Elia into a strange in-between world where phrases turn into wind and repetition becomes thunder, Listening itself seems to disappear. Lost in a realm shaped by overwhelm and echoing voices, Elia must discover something no one has ever explained: listening cannot be forced to stay: it needs space. As Elia learns how stillness can exist even inside a storm, a fragile bridge begins to form between worlds... and between misunderstandings. Where Listening Goes is a modern fairy tale for children navigating big feelings in a fast-moving world. Designed as a companion to What to Do When Kids Don't Listen and Nothing Else Works, this story gives young readers their own language for experiences adults often misinterpret. With purposeful, expressive illustrations woven throughout to help children see themselves in the story, this book invites families into a shared conversation - not about obedience, but about understanding. Because listening does not live in effort alone. It lives where there is room for it to stay. - Sonia Rompoti, MSc, BSc Psychology Author of The Modern Parent Series

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