When four children lose their way in the woods, they discover something more important than the path home - they discover themselves.

Finding Home follows Ben, Abigail, Joseph, and Lucy as an ordinary walk in the forest turns into an unforgettable journey. With night falling and fear rising, each child begins to notice the quiet wisdom of the natural world around them - a mouse, a hawk, a spider, a wolf, a turtle - and to discover that they each carry gifts they never knew they had.

A gentle, richly illustrated story about trust, courage, connection, and the remembering of who we truly are.

This heartfelt picture book weaves together the wonder of the natural world, the wisdom of animal guides, and the timeless truth that home is something we carry within us. Drawing thoughtfully from teachings the author has received across decades of study with teachers from many cultures, Finding Home invites young readers - and the adults who read alongside them - to trust their own inner knowing, honour the wisdom of the earth, and remember that we are never truly lost.

Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom sharing, and quiet moments of family connection.

Recommended for ages 4-8, and for anyone, young or old, who has ever forgotten their way.

A Note to Parents included at the beginning of the book invites deeper conversation about the story's gentle themes.