From Louise Gooding, author of Wonderfully Wired Brains, comes a heartwarming story that reframes daydreaming as a superpower for different thinkers.Meet Davey, a little boy with a very big imagination who desperately wants to be Star of the Week. But instead of paying attention, he's often busy fighting dragons, becoming a sporting superstar, or wandering inside a mummy's tomb. All this worry over his easily distracted behaviour makes him think he'll never win.This engaging picture book gently validates children who feel misunderstood, supporting social-emotional development and celebrating neurodiversity. During a special art class, Davey finally gets the chance to prove that his daydreams aren't a flaw; they’re how he processes the world and a brilliant creative outlet.Perfect for neurodivergent kids and active imaginations, this story features:An empowering message reframing daydreaming from a ‘negative symptom’ into a positive creative outlet.A highly relatable character validating the everyday experiences of kids who feel misunderstood for their fidgety behaviour.Vibrant and imaginative artwork by Irina Avgustinovich capturing the magic of Davey's daydream adventures.An excellent conversation starter for discussing ADHD, autism, and cognitive diversity, from the celebrated author of the highly commended Wonderfully Wired Brains. A brilliant choice for children aged 3 to 5, this story teaches readers to appreciate the true value of an active imagination. It makes for a thoughtful gift for neurodivergent kids and an excellent resource for early childhood educators.

From Louise Gooding, author of Wonderfully Wired Brains, comes a heartwarming story that reframes daydreaming as a superpower for different thinkers.Meet Davey, a little boy with a very big imagination who desperately wants to be Star of the Week. But instead of paying attention, he's often busy fighting dragons, becoming a sporting superstar, or wandering inside a mummy's tomb. All this worry over his easily distracted behaviour makes him think he'll never win.This engaging picture book gently validates children who feel misunderstood, supporting social-emotional development and celebrating neurodiversity. During a special art class, Davey finally gets the chance to prove that his daydreams aren't a flaw; they’re how he processes the world and a brilliant creative outlet.Perfect for neurodivergent kids and active imaginations, this story features:An empowering message reframing daydreaming from a ‘negative symptom’ into a positive creative outlet.A highly relatable character validating the everyday experiences of kids who feel misunderstood for their fidgety behaviour.Vibrant and imaginative artwork by Irina Avgustinovich capturing the magic of Davey's daydream adventures.An excellent conversation starter for discussing ADHD, autism, and cognitive diversity, from the celebrated author of the highly commended Wonderfully Wired Brains. A brilliant choice for children aged 3 to 5, this story teaches readers to appreciate the true value of an active imagination. It makes for a thoughtful gift for neurodivergent kids and an excellent resource for early childhood educators.