About this book:

In the quiet village of Oakhaven, a young boy named Arthur Pumble finds his world turned upside down after his family moves into an old, ivy-covered house. More than just a new home, the house reveals itself to be a keeper of secrets, from hidden cupboards to mysterious marks on the floor. Arthur, already feeling like an outsider in his new school, discovers that his own quiet nature and unusual way of seeing the world allow him to perceive the subtle mysteries hidden within the house and the village itself. As he navigates the challenges of fitting in, he finds an unexpected connection with a boy who shares his fascination with overlooked details, leading them both deeper into Oakhaven's hidden reality.

Driven by cryptic clues and a sense of profound connection, Arthur begins to unravel the legacy of the house's previous inhabitant, an eccentric glassmaker named Silas who understood the "unseen world." Through a hidden journal and powerful artifacts, Arthur learns about a delicate balance between light and shadow, and a gathering darkness that threatens Oakhaven. Joined by newfound allies who also possess a sensitivity to the unseen, Arthur steps into a quiet, ancient conflict, discovering that his "unusualness" is not a burden, but a vital tool for seeing what others cannot.

As the shadows deepen, Arthur and his friends confront the source of the darkness, uncovering a plot to disrupt the very fabric of Oakhaven's unseen world. Their journey takes them through hidden passages, ancient woods, and into the heart of a battle for balance and healing. In the process, Arthur comes to embrace his true identity as a Seer, part of a lineage of those who perceive the world beyond the ordinary. "Unusual Boy" is a captivating story about finding belonging in unexpected places, the power of hidden connections, and the discovery that sometimes, being different is the key to unlocking the most extraordinary secrets.