## MILO & NORI — THE INVISIBLE BACKPACK
**A Story About Worries, Overthinking, and Taking One Small Step**

What if you could see your worries as a backpack that gets heavier every time you overthink?

Meet Milo and Nori, two best friends who are excited about life but sometimes feel overwhelmed by the things they have to handle. With final exams approaching, Milo worries about Maths, History, handwriting, and volleyball. Nori worries about her G.K. test and the changes that come with her cousin visiting.

As their worries pile up, an invisible backpack begins to grow heavier. But can they find a way to make it lighter?

Through a heartwarming and relatable adventure, Milo and Nori discover that worries don't have to be carried alone. By naming their worries, talking about them, breaking problems into smaller steps, and asking for help, they learn how to face challenges with greater confidence.

### What Children Will Learn
- How to recognise and express their worries.
- Why overthinking about things that haven't happened can make us feel overwhelmed.
- How to break big problems into smaller, manageable steps.
- Why asking teachers, parents, and trusted adults for help is important.
- How to handle change, build confidence, and focus on what they can do today.

### A Meaningful Story for Young Readers

Perfect for children aged **4–8 years**, this story encourages thoughtful conversations between children and parents about worries, school pressure, friendships, and everyday challenges.

With Milo and Nori, young readers discover an important message:

**Name your worry. Talk about it. Take one small step. Ask for help when you need it.**

Because you don't have to carry your invisible backpack alone.

**By Akanchha Agrawal**