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by Tanner Beeston (Author), Tanner Beeston (Illustrator)
Did you look both ways before crossing the street today?
It's a phrase we all grew up hearing. Something so familiar it becomes second nature. But while we're taught to look both ways before stepping into traffic, we don't always do the same when it comes to understanding others.
Meet Weinman, a grumpy ten-cent coin who believes the world is dull, messy, and unfair. Because he's only ever seen one side of it. As Weinman takes a walk down his street, he begins to discover that there may be more to the world than what's right in front of him.
Through playful illustrations and a gentle, meaningful story, this book invites children to explore perspective, empathy, and emotional awareness, reminding readers that every situation has more than one side. Sometimes all it takes is a small shift to see something beautiful.
Perfect for families, classrooms, and bedtime read-alouds, this story encourages kids to slow down, stay curious, and look at the world a little differently.
