Pogo, a young sloth, has a story that’s as unique as the patchwork blanket lovingly created for him. His biological mother, unable to care for him, seeks help from her community to ensure Pogo grows up safe and nurtured. Through the support of a loving new caregiver, Pogo finds a sense of belonging and learns that family is more than biology—it’s about love, care, and connection. The blanket becomes a powerful symbol of resilience, compassion, and the bonds that shape us.
Pogo's Patchwork Blanket
$16.00Price
Illustrated by Alana Goodridge
About This Book
- Genre/Category: Children’s Fiction, Family and Belonging
- Target Audience: Young readers aged 5–9, families navigating adoption or foster care, and educators teaching the value of empathy and love.
Story Highlights and Takeaways
- Key Themes:
- The importance of love and care in forming a family.
- Building a sense of belonging through kindness and compassion.
- What Readers Will Gain:
- A heartwarming narrative that encourages children to embrace the diversity of family structures.
- An understanding of the value of community and support in times of need.