A powerful story about what happens when children lose access to books—and one little hero who won’t let that happen.
From the award-winning author of Books For Benjamin comes a heartwarming and adventurous sequel that celebrates friendship, teamwork, and the power of stories — an inspiring journey that shows children how even the smallest heroes can make a big difference!
"A wonderful celebration of literacy and collaboration… reminding us how far a love of reading—and teamwork—can take us." – Teacher Review
“I appreciate the gentle tone and way the author explains about illnesses and caring for each other.”- Librarian Review
Benjamin is living his dream at his favorite library — reading books, organizing stories, and hearing from children who love books just as much as he does.
But one day, everything changes…
A strange illness spreads across the world.
Schools close.
Libraries shut down.
And suddenly… there are no more books.
Children everywhere are cut off from the stories they love, and Benjamin knows he has to do something.
With the help of his clever and determined friends, Benjamin sets off on a BIG mission…
to bring books back into children’s hands.
But how can one tiny worm solve such a huge problem?
Through teamwork, creativity, and a whole lot of heart, Benjamin and his friends discover that even the smallest ideas can make a powerful difference.
Because stories matter.
And heroes come in all shapes… even squiggly ones.
This inspiring picture book teaches children:
- The importance of teamwork and collaboration
- To value reading and storytelling
- How to think creatively and solve problems
- That everyone has unique talents to contribute
- That even small actions can make a big impact
Perfect for:- Ages 3–7
- Preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary
- Classroom read-alouds and libraries
- Parents, teachers, and librarians
If you enjoyed Books For Benjamin, The Magical Yet, and What Should Danny Do?, you’ll love this inspiring sequel that brings Benjamin’s story to the next level.
Order your copy of No Books For Benjamin? today and inspire your child to believe in the power of stories—and themselves!
R.G. de Rouen is a graduate of the Institute of Children's Literature in Connecticut and writes fictional books that inspire a love of reading with a pinch of humor along the way. Throughout his 30+ years as an elementary teacher throughout the world, he has been an advocate of animal and nature protection which he brings into his nonfiction books.
Uliana Barabash is an illustrator from Ukraine. She studied at the Academy of Printing and has been drawing since childhood. Her love of children and children's books is evident in the vibrant colors she portrays. Uliana is inspired by all the details that nature has to offer.
