In a large house full of hidden, tidy spaces,
there's Sock World: a small, creaky drawer containing all the family's
socks!
Each pair of socks has always been accustomed to living with their own
kind and avoiding all others.
After all, "It's better to live with those who are similar to us...
That way there won't be any surprises!" But one day, due to an accident,
the drawer tips over and all the socks get mixed up!
Without their partner, they will all be forced to communicate with
each other...
discovering that perhaps all these differences aren't a bad thing,
but a way to enrich each other. A fun and unusual story that explains
the value of diversity through the metaphor of socks: accustomed to always
living with their own kind, they will discover that opening up to others
can lead to pleasant surprises.
Recommended reading age: 5 years and up.
