Hardcover copy signed and personalized by Tracy Weldon
Do You See What I See?
Newly Released Book
Do You See What I See? is a visually immersive and emotionally resonant picture book that invites readers of all ages to rediscover the world through a child’s eyes. What begins as an ordinary summer visit between a girl and her grandparents soon unfolds into something far more magical. With a single question: “Do you see what I see?” everyday moments transform into pirate rescues, dragon villages, potion-powered races, and encounters with mysterious sea creatures.
At first, the story reflects what adults see: familiar places, quiet moments, and the comforting rhythms of time spent together. But with each page turn, the perspective gently shifts. Through layered illustrations and imaginative transitions, the ordinary becomes extraordinary as readers step into the boundless creativity of a child’s mind.
More than a story of adventure, Do You See What I See? is a celebration of imagination and the special bond between generations. It reminds us that children are often our greatest teachers of wonder, and that when we pause, look again, and share their sense of curiosity, even the simplest moments can become unforgettable.
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The Heart Behind the Story
This book was inspired by many things, but most of all by
watching my in laws play with my children on the beaches of
Florida.
I saw a side of them I had never seen before. They stepped
effortlessly into a world of imagination, adventure, and wonder
alongside our boys.
Becoming a parent changes how you see the world. But
something I never expected was how it would change the way I
saw my own parents and my in laws through the eyes of my
children. Watching those relationships unfold has been one of life’s greatest gifts.
Do You See What I See? is a story about imagination, but it is
also about connection. About the beautiful bond between
grandparents and grandchildren, and the magic that happens
when generations see the world together.
Sometimes children give us the greatest gift of all.
They remind us how to see wonder again.
Do You See What I See Book Details
Print Length
36 Pages
Age range
3 – 8 Years
Publisher
Bright
Communications
Publication Date
April 28th, 2026
ISBN-10
9798894200678
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What Readers Have to Say
BOOK REVIEWS
Beautifully written, enchanting stories for children.- Cynthia H.
“Do You See What I See?” is a delightful celebration of the special bond between children and their grandparents. While grandparents offer love and new experiences, their grandchildren bring a world of imagination, fantasy, and colorful adventures that only children can see. Tracy Weldon shows how these perspectives bring generations closer together. This beautifully illustrated book is a treasure for anyone who knows that kind of love. — Grandma Debby
My 5-year-old son was completely captivated from the very first page. We loved guessing what each moment might become—watching the ordinary turn into something magical and unexpected. It made reading together feel playful, interactive, and full of joy. — D.B.
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