The world can be a scary place - it can also be a place filled with friends and beauty and wonder. With the patience and help of new friends, Wizzle finds a way to be brave and face his fears. He also finds a whole new world full of fun waiting for him.
This book has no illustrations - not a one! That’s because we are all a bit of a Wizzle and sometimes need a push to be brave. The blank pages in this book are here to allow you, the reader, to create the characters, the setting, the mood and the wonder that unfolds. Be brave. Whether you’re 3 or 103, unleash your imagination - let it run wild! Be the illustrator and see where it takes you. The most incredible thing will happen; there will never be another Wizzle Worries *Too Much quite like yours. Have fun and don’t worry!
Reader Reviews
Wizzle Worries follows Wizzle, a charming and slightly anxious creature who finds himself overwhelmed by various worries and fears. The author does an excellent job of using relatable situations and gentle language to make complex emotions understandable for children. This is by far one of my favorite books of all and a must read for all.
What struck me most was the brilliant concept of leaving the pages blank for readers to illustrate. I'm a teacher, and I had the chance to use this book during a summer writing camp lesson with children. As they constructed their OWN images, the story became one that reflected their OWN experiences, identities, and spaces they live in.