The Secret of the Blue Glass

This enchanting story follows the adventures of a miniature family in wartime Japan, showcasing their resilience and love amidst adversity in The Secret of the Blue Glass.

In a quiet corner of a Tokyo suburb, a magical world exists within the pages of The Secret of the Blue Glass. Here, the Little People—Fern, Balbo, Robin, and Iris—live in a dusty library, just a few inches tall. They create their lives from the remnants of the human world, sleeping in cigarette boxes and crafting shoes from old book jackets. Their existence is simple yet enchanting, revolving around the nightly ritual of receiving a glass of milk served in a sparkling blue glass by a trusted young human family member.

However, the onset of the Second World War brings unforeseen challenges to both the Humans and the Little People. As danger and a new wave of patriotism sweep across Japan, their cozy lives are threatened. The war introduces a harsh reality that forces them to confront the vulnerabilities of their world. The bonds between the two families are tested, and it becomes clear that love, bravery, and loyalty are essential to navigating the turmoil that surrounds them.

The Secret of the Blue Glass is a poignant tale of friendship and resilience. As the Little People and their human counterparts face adversity, they must find the courage to come together and protect their unique family. With the help of a loyal pigeon, they embark on a journey that will change their lives forever, reminding readers of the strength found in unity and love during challenging times.