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Echo and The Rainbow Umbrella
by Rozalind Murray
Echo is a gentle little mosquito who feels everything deeply. Ther world is full of sounds, sights, and thoughts that bounce and swirl like thunder in their head. Even the smallest noise can ripple into a storm.
When the world gets too loud, Echo tries to quiet it by thinking harder - but that only makes the noise grow stronger. Their thoughts bounce and echo until she can't tell which ones are real and which ones are just reflections of worry.
Then, through the blur, Echo sees something bright and soft - a rainbow umbrella. Beneath its colours, the noise begins to fade. The rain still falls, but it falls quietly now. Echo takes a deep breath, and the storm within them finally softens.
Echo and The Rainbow Umbrella is a gentle story about sensory overwhelm, anxiety, and finding calm through mindfulness. It reminds children that thoughts are just echoes - and that peace can always be found within.
Part of the Storm Mosquitos series, this beautifully illustrated picture book explores emotions, mindfulness, and resilience through heartwarming characters who learn that every storm eventually leads to a rainbow. Each mosquito in the series faces a different emotional challenge, showing readers that understanding ourselves is the first step toward healing.
Perfect for ages 3-8, this story helps children navigate overstimulation, racing thoughts, and self-doubt with compassion. Parents, educators, and counsellors can use it as a comforting tool to teach mindfulness, grounding, and emotional awareness.
When your mind feels too loud, remember - even echoes fade when you breathe.
