What happens when a little mouse sets off in search of adventure… and discovers the true meaning of home?
 
Far beyond the winding rivers of Foxleigh Hill, young Marlow dreams of adventure. With a tiny paper boat crafted by his wise old friend Bramley, he gently sails downstream toward the great unknown.
 
But as skies darken, rivers swell, and unfamiliar paths unfold before him, Through storms, adventure, and unfamiliar paths, Marlow slowly discovers that the greatest journeys often lead us back to the ones we love most.
 
The sun dipped low behind old Foxleigh Hill,
The sound of the forest grew heavy and still.
Marlow loved his burrow but longed to explore,
A world full of wonders beyond his front door.
 
The Trip That Found Home is a beautifully illustrated picture book about friendship, belonging, courage, and the quiet magic of home.
 
Filled with glowing woodland scenes, gentle storytelling, and whimsical illustrations, this heartfelt adventure invites children to slow down, dream big, and treasure the people and places that make life feel like home.
 
Perfect for:
 
• Bedtime story time (ages 4–8)
• Children who love cozy woodland adventures
• Families who enjoy gentle, heartfelt storytelling
• Fans of Beatrix Potter, Winnie-the-Pooh, and whimsical animal tales
• Gift giving and treasured keepsake libraries
 
Why readers will love it:
A calming and beautifully illustrated adventure filled with warmth, wonder, friendship, and a sprinkle of storybook magic, reminding children that even the biggest journeys can lead us back to where we belong.