Binding: Hardback
Date Published: 01 Jan 2026
Different is Magic” is more than just a bedtime story—it’s a gentle, playful way to explore big feelings with little ones.
GIFT SET
* Inside this special gift box, you’ll find
* Paperback storybook- “Different is Magic,”
*Jimbow the Giraffe Plush Toy ( 28cm)
*Soft, Comforting Snugz Blanket.
*Magnetic Keepsake Box
Together, they create the perfect start to a calming bedtime routine, encouraging precious moments of connection with the little ones in your life. The box itself doubles as Jimbow’s bed, adding a playful and engaging element to the bedtime ritual.
Our thoughtfully crafted questions at the end of the story are endorsed by Dr. Cliona Cosgrove (clinical psychologist)help guide meaningful conversations, nurturing emotional bonds and creating memories that last.
Through Jimbow’s uplifting journey to self-acceptance, you and your child can open up meaningful conversations around individuality, friendship, and self-esteem. These moments of connection can help children better understand their emotions, embrace what makes them unique, and build lasting empathy for others.
Thoughtfully designed to support emotional growth, the story also includes expert-backed questions to guide your chats and deepen your bond.
A heartwarming read with a powerful purpose—perfect for any parent, caregiver, or gift-giver who wants to nurture confidence and kindness, one bedtime at a time.
* Story book only, Jimbow plush toy is sold separately or as a part of the gift set.
Testimonial:-
This beautifully illustrated book is a well-considered and researched masterpiece, contributed to and created by experts in the field of education, child care and psychology. Lisa and Fiona have developed a simple and accessible way to encourage emotion-focused conversations with your child(ren). Often as parents we can be fearful or avoidant of the unpleasant emotions of our child(ren). This book highlights that all emotions are equally valid, even the unpleasant ones. It addresses topics of diversity, validation of emotion and does not aim to problem solve with the child without first sitting with the emotional experiences. The questions posed at the end of the book are well considered and open-ended thus opening a child up for more in-depth conversations where needed.
Dr. Cliona Cosgrove -
Senior Clinical Psychologist