The Boy Who Wore His Cape Backwards

The Boy Who Wore His Cape Backwards: A Picture Book for Brave Hearts Milo has the shiniest red cape in the whole wide world. There's just one problem - no matter how hard he tries, it always ends up BACKWARDS. When Milo gets lost at the City Museum, his backwards cape feels like the least of his worries. The hallways are echoey. The dinosaur skeletons are ENORMOUS. And his class is nowhere to be found. But then Milo hears a tiny squeak from a floor vent - and meets someone even more scared than he is. A lost mouse named Peanut. Can a boy with a backwards cape be brave enough to save them both? A heartwarming picture book about courage, kindness, and discovering that being brave doesn't mean you're not scared - it means you're scared and you keep going anyway. Perfect for: - Bedtime reading with ages 4-8 - Children who worry, feel anxious, or struggle with new situations - Fans of The Invisible String, The Kissing Hand, and The Dot >32 pages Full-color illustrations Reading time: 8 minutes Written by Manunu-kids "For every child who has ever been afraid and found their courage anyway."