Out now · October 2026
The Boy Who Borrowed Tomorrow
In Hurryville City, rushing is serious business, and nobody hates waiting more than Leo. So when he wanders into Whens & Whatnots and Wizzle the When-Witch offers him the Tomorrow Borrower 3000, Leo can’t resist. One press and ZIPPETY-ZANG! His homework is done. His science project has won first place. It’s already his birthday.
But the prize feels borrowed. The cake feels hollow. And when Leo lifts his trumpet, it squeaks like a sneeze. So Leo does what any boy in a hurry would do. He goes back for more.
A bouncy, rhyme-rich read-aloud about patience, effort, and the good stuff hiding in the waiting. It’s for every kid who has ever counted the sleeps, and for every grown-up hurrying along beside them. Includes “Words Worth Borrowing,” a glossary of rich new vocabulary from the story.
- Hardcover
- $22.99 · ISBN 979-8-9980852-0-8
- Paperback
- $14.99 · ISBN 979-8-9980852-1-5
- Ebook
- $7.99 · ISBN 979-8-9980852-2-2
- Format
- Rhyming picture book, 8 × 10 in, 40 pages, full color
- Ages
- 5 to 8 · Grades K–3
- Published
- October 2026
- LCCN
- 2026925270
- Distribution
- Ingram — order through any bookstore or library supplier