Some children lose more than others.
They lose certainty, safety, and the feeling of being held by the world.
Three Golden Nights is a tender, deeply human story about Oli, a quiet little girl carrying an invisible absence in her heart, and Tessa, a terminally ill, retired, childless politician whose hospital room becomes an unexpected place of warmth, wisdom, and belonging.
Over three unforgettable nights, Oli discovers that love does not always come from where we expect it. Sometimes, guidance arrives through gentle presence, honest conversations, and moments of shared silence. In a space shaped by endings, Oli learns something quietly powerful: that care, kindness, and emotional safety can exist even in the most fragile places.
Written with sensitivity and emotional depth, Three Golden Nights offers children a compassionate way to explore themes of loss, loneliness, empathy, and emotional connection without fear, without blame, or false promises.
This story speaks to:
- children growing up with emotional absence or separation
- parents seeking gentle, meaningful conversations with their children
- educators and caregivers who believe stories can heal
Three Golden Nights is not a story about illness or endings.
It is a story about presence, emotional truth, and the small moments that quietly change a child's inner world forever.
