Drea lives in a huddle where everybody stays warm together. She keeps walking to the edge to look at things. She loves the huddle, and she keeps leaving it anyway.
Antarctica — ice, sea and more ice.
Looking at things nobody else is looking at.
Always asking permission.
“…what’s that one?”
Drea’s story carries the value of asking permission before you go, because a grown-up knows things you do not, and once they say yes they know where you are and can look after you. Something that matters for a curious child who drifts further than they meant to, and the grown-ups who need to know where they are.
…what’s that one?
I only went a little bit far.
Mom, can I go to the shore?
No? Okay. Even if I don’t like it.
Yes, where you can see me.
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Small characters, big feelings
