Summer in the Gardens

A socially isolated boy imagines he is living inside an invisible bubble, separating him from the world – but he must challenge himself to solve a castle museum heist and expose the thief, discovering that the very thing that makes him different might be his greatest strength.
12-year-old Bubble Boy knows he is different. He hates physical contact with people, struggles to interpret others’ emotions; he imagines he lives inside an invisible, beautiful, yet fragile “bubble” – a symbol of his social isolation. But when a mysterious thief steals a valuable trinket from the local castle, his dad is wrongfully accused of the theft and Bubble Boy believes it is all his fault. He will have to put his bubble at risk. Forming an unlikely alliance with Tutu, an irrepressible boy with ADHD, and Amelia a tenage runaway. The investigation leads the three social misfits to local community gardens. The kids uncover that thief’s plan to steal five royal crowns from the castle. The bubble becomes a major hindrance, and Bubble Boy tries to cut it away. He learns that accepting his uniqueness is his real strength. In a thrilling chase across gardens and underground tunnels, the kids expose the thieves and discover that being different can be your superpower.