Two Very Special Children

Two Very Special Children is a heartfelt and mystical children’s book that brings together two enchanting tales of wonder, transformation, and connection to the unknown. Written by storyteller Nahu Lanham, the book introduces young readers to Walking Tall, a Native American boy who experiences a life-changing encounter with the legendary Sasquatch, and Crabbie, a strange blue-skinned girl from the sea who seeks her way back to the stars.

In the first tale, Walking Tall and the Sasquatch, a quiet forest night becomes a moment of destiny when the boy senses a powerful presence among the trees. Guided by teachings from his elders, he chooses to stay and listen instead of fleeing in fear. What he discovers is not a monster, but a messenger of ancient wisdom who leaves him sacred gifts. The encounter marks his coming-of-age and hints at a greater purpose yet to unfold.

The second story, The Strange Girl Who Cried, follows Crabbie, a child washed ashore after a storm and taken in by a kind couple. Though she cannot speak and looks unlike anyone in the village, she finds brief peace—until the call of her true origin becomes too strong to resist. Her mysterious departure is both haunting and beautiful, as she returns to the sky from which she came.

With lyrical prose, emotional depth, and a reverent connection to nature and spirit, Two Very Special Children is a timeless celebration of identity, belonging, and the sacred mysteries that surround us all.