In this book, a boy wakes up to a day filled with questions—the kind that won’t fit in pockets or hide under the bed. He knows almost nothing: whether the sky fits in a spoon, if silence has a shape, if cats understand maps, or if the future wears glasses. But, in the restlessness of someone still learning the world, he discovers that not-knowing can be an open house: where there is room for fears that flatten out under a flashlight, friendships that ring bells deep inside, and words that might just grow on trees.