The Little Star Who Found Home

About the book

A story to share together.

An invitation to talk, listen and make room for every part of a child's story.

Cover artwork for The Little Star Who Found Home by Sarah Harper — a glowing golden star and a pink teddy beside a golden frame, under a starry night sky

The Little Star Who Found Home

A story about adoption and belonging

Every child has a story. Every part of it matters.

From waiting for a phone call to bedtime stories, big questions and kitchen dancing, it celebrates growing together while making space for a child's beginnings. Written for children and the grown-ups reading beside them, it welcomes curiosity, acknowledges different feelings and includes a note for grown-ups to help keep conversations open.

A child's story begins before adoption. This book follows a journey from those beginnings, through meeting adoptive parents, to the little everyday moments that make a shared home.

It offers a starting point for honest conversations about adoption, birth family, identity and feelings. Children can ask questions in their own time. Their story belongs to them.

And whatever circumstances led to adoption, they were never the child's fault.

Format
Paperback
Size
8.5 x 8.5 inches
Pages
26
Age range
3–7
Printing
Full colour
Price
£9.99

The ordinary, lovely bits.

Muddy wellies. Bedtime stories. Kitchen dancing. Rather a lot of snacks. Through it all, a little star — and one very loved pink teddy — remind the child that they have always been themselves.

Take a look inside