London, 1998. Lonely and friendless, Gracie Stirling receives a locket from her grandmother which has the power to bring statues, both good and bad, alive. She finds a friend in playful horse statue, Samuel, but also discovers that her ultimate challenge is to save the human world from the evil that has been set in stone for hundreds of years.
"Readers with romantic butterflies of their own may be emboldened by the girl's decision to announce her affection to the boy--with a message that reiterates the book's title." - Publishers Weekly Sofia likes a boy in her class very much. She feels anxious and happy at the same time. She tells Grandma, because Grandma always knows what to do. "You should tell him you like him," Grandma says. But what should she say? And where? And when? Grandma and Grandpa are happy to share their story with Sofia. And that gives her an idea.... A tender story with beautifull illustrations about loving someone and learning to tell them For children ages 5 and up.