About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is consumed by guilt or embarrassment after making a mistake, and is struggling with how to move forward. This story follows a child who makes a significant blunder and feels terrible about it. The narrative gently guides young readers through the difficult emotional journey of taking responsibility, offering a sincere apology, and discovering the power of self-forgiveness and making amends. Its focus on resilience and empathy makes it a valuable tool for children who are perfectionists or are especially hard on themselves. It provides a hopeful, actionable framework for repairing relationships and learning that one mistake does not define you.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals directly with the social-emotional topics of guilt, shame, honesty, and forgiveness. The approach is secular and psychologically grounded, focusing on the internal experience of the child. The resolution is very hopeful, emphasizing that mistakes are opportunities for growth and that relationships can be repaired and even strengthened through honesty.
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