The Boy Who Was Scared of Buttons

What are those little round things, full of tiny holes, attached to clothes?

For Arthur, buttons are much more than ordinary everyday objects.

They are little mysteries, curious, intriguing, and just a little bit frightening.

With a vivid imagination and a curiosity that never rests, Arthur turns fear into adventure and comes up with enchanting ideas about what buttons might really be and what they are actually for.

With every page, the reader is invited to step into the sensitive world of childhood and discover how the unknown can become a place of fantasy, questions, and discoveries.

O menino que tinha medo de botões is a story about:

• the courage to face small fears;
• the freedom to imagine without limits;
• and the beauty of asking questions about the world.

A warm and comforting read for children who are learning that feeling afraid is also part of growing up, and that sometimes all it takes is a little imagination to turn fear into wonder.

Shall we step into Arthur's imagination and discover together what buttons really do?