Nobody Sees These Enemies by Paul Renfroe

Nobody Sees These Enemies by Paul Renfroe

A grandfather. A grandson. A door that has never been opened.

Zayn loves visiting his grandpa's big, old house. It smells of sawdust and honey. Clocks tick softly in every room. And Grandpa Mo, with his kind eyes and careful hands, can fix almost anything, broken toys, wobbly chairs, even an old music box that has not played a note in years.

But deep inside the house is a room Zayn has never seen. A heavy wooden door. A small, shining brass key hidden away in a locked drawer. And, just out of reach, the soft sound of tapping, gentle whistling, and the tiny chime of something beautiful being made.

Today, for the very first time, Grandpa Mo turns the key, and a warm, golden light spills out. This is the Enchanted Workshop, where broken things become whole again, where dreams come to life, and where imagination grows wild.

Written by Nesrine Ibrahim and illustrated by Hend Rabie, Zayn and Grandpa's Enchanted Workshop is a warm, read-aloud adventure about curiosity, craft, and the extraordinary bond between grandfathers and their grandchildren, the first picture book from Carpetshire Books, a new imprint rooted in Arab-Islamic heritage and the everyday magic of family life.

Perfect for ages 5-9, bedtime reading, and families who believe a grandparent is the first kind of wizard a child ever meets.