This book is about reclamation, but maybe not the kind that you've really thought about. It's about the reclamation of the child that we need today, but left behind in some distant yesterday. It's about understanding that the innocence, wonder, faith, imagination, and relentless curiosity were not the musings of childhood better left to our younger selves. Rather, they are the priceless elements that keep adulthood from becoming a darkened place of skepticism, emptiness, and fear. This is a bold, inviting, inspiring, and captivating novel that is written to both reclaim the child that we should never have lost, as well as reintegrate all of the many priceless things we abandoned in losing that child.