Is your house filled with noise and constant commotion? If so you’ll surely relate to the opening scene in “The Dangerous Book for Boys.” A true to life family trying to get through just another day, but like most families, there are deeper issues at play than just the cops and robbers game the boys are arguing about. It’s a family in flux as they try to make their way through their life after the loss of their father who left behind, “The Dangerous Book for Boys,” This is a book he compiled over years of doodling and inventing. With each page, Wyatt, the youngest son, reconnects with his father through remarkable stories and adventures. It serves to help the family process their grief by getting them to open up and talk about their feelings. The show focuses on the strength of family, as well as its fragility. It also highlights the independence of all of the family members, and how each character goes through their journey differently. It’s a poignant story but also witty, smart and very entertaining. To be sure it deals with some weighty issues but the show handles them with care allowing for young viewers to absorb the emotion without being depressing. Parents felt that this show is ideal for the whole family to enjoy together. The magical storylines are age appropriate. It’s beautifully shot and the entire cast is strong. Each episode is a teaching moment so if you are looking for pure entertainment without the post-show discussion then this isn’t for you. It’s powerful but also quite fun and imaginative!