Mimi feels invisible in her big world. As the smallest dog in Meadowbrook, eight-year-old Mimi is tired of being overlooked, talked over, and told she's "too little" for important things. When her community announces their first-ever variety show, Mimi desperately wants to be part of the magic-but how can someone so small ever shine on such a big stage? When disaster strikes and the entire show seems doomed, Mimi discovers something incredible: being small isn't her weakness-it's her superpower. From crawling into tight spaces others can't reach to seeing solutions that bigger animals miss, Mimi learns that her size makes her perfectly equipped for extraordinary things. But her biggest test comes when a storm threatens to destroy the show completely, and only Mimi can save the night. Sometimes the most important solutions come in the smallest packages, and sometimes the brightest spotlight finds exactly who deserves it. Perfect for young readers who have ever felt different, small, or overlooked, this heartwarming chapter book celebrates the truth that being yourself-exactly as you are-is the most powerful thing of all. What readers love about this book: Relatable protagonist who grows from shy to confident Positive messages about embracing differences Exciting plot with problem-solving and teamwork Perfect length for developing readers (12,000+ words) Series potential with beloved characters Start the "Small Dog, Big World" series today and discover why being perfectly small means being perfectly you!