Description

Milo is trying very hard not to make a mess.

After learning that good intentions don’t always lead to good outcomes, Milo is determined to do things differently. This time, he won’t rush. He won’t dig too fast. He won’t fix what isn’t ready to be fixed.

But waiting?

Waiting is harder than it looks.

When Milo plants a tiny seed in the garden of Mossy, he expects something to happen right away. When it doesn’t, he must learn a new kind of courage — the courage to pause, to trust, and to grow alongside the things he cannot control.

Milo and the Waiting Game is a heartfelt, beautifully illustrated story about:

• Patience and self-control
• Emotional growth
• Resilience after mistakes
• Trusting the process
• Learning that growth takes time

Perfect for children ages 4–9, this gentle woodland tale helps young readers understand that becoming steady doesn’t mean becoming still — and that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is wait.

From the world of Mossy, this second Milo story continues the journey of a well-meaning raccoon learning how to turn big feelings into wise choices.

Because sometimes…

The next thing that grows is you.