Everychild : $b A story which the old may interpret to the young and which the young may interpret to the old

"Everychild: A story which the old may interpret to the young" by Louis Dodge is a timeless children's story from the early 1900s. The story spotlights Everychild, a character symbolizing every boy and girl, as he bravely goes on a remarkable quest confronting obstacles like the menacing Giant Fear. His transformative journey introduces encounters with famous fairytale and folklore characters. Beginning with a depiction of a home where Everychild faces emotionally distant parents and a broken kite reflecting his needs for love and care. Soon, Father Time and a Masked Lady arrive, guiding forces to help launch his quest. Before he even leaves home, Everychild must face the Giant Fear, a representation of what scares him the most, highlighting themes of courage and finding oneself. The narrative cleverly weaves in fantasy elements with important lessons to engage readers of any age.