The Wobbly Tooth and Other Worries, in Rhyme

Tobias Plum

A wobbly tooth wiggles, a worry grows too big, and a breathing balloon might just save the afternoon. Wilf Tanner reads Tobias Plum's rhyming stories with the steady warmth of a favourite uncle, never rushing the tricky parts. Made for children around five to eight who lie awake turning small fears over and over, these eight short chapters offer gentle tools: a worry stone to pocket, a teddy to whisper to, a ritual to close the day. The verse keeps things light and memorable without ever making light of what it feels like to worry.