Milo and the Thoughts That Tumble
Written by Patrick Haven
Illustrated by Alfian Dwi Anugerah
Overview
Milo begins to notice that his thoughts don't always stay still. Some feel loud, some feel fast, and some seem to appear on their own. As he learns to slow down and pay attention, Milo starts to understand that thoughts can be noticed without needing to be followed. Through simple, steady moments, he begins to relate to his thoughts with greater clarity.
Intent
This book was written to give children a clear and approachable way to understand their thoughts without fear or urgency. Rather than trying to stop or control what arises, the story introduces a quieter approach rooted in awareness and observation. Over time, it supports children in developing a steady relationship with their inner experience.
What the Book Explores
Milo's story centers on a familiar childhood experience: thoughts that feel busy, loud, or difficult to understand. Rather than trying to control or quiet them, the book creates space for noticing what is happening, gently naming what is felt, and allowing those experiences to pass. Through regular, everyday moments, Milo returns to a sense of calm without pressure or urgency.
Details
Format: Hardcover and Paperback
Trim Size: 8.5" x 8.5"
Length: 40 pages
Publisher: PH Publishing Co.
Imprint: LightHouse Kids
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