About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is navigating the social anxieties of a new school or dealing with a difficult peer. This story follows Lisa on her first day at a new school where she feels lonely and excluded by a bossy classmate, Holly. Instead of getting upset, Lisa starts a clever prank war centered around the class guinea pigs, which leads to an unexpected and funny rivalry that eventually blossoms into friendship. The book gently explores loneliness, conflict resolution, and empathy. It is an excellent, lighthearted choice for early chapter book readers, demonstrating that friendships can form in the most surprising ways.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The primary theme is mild peer conflict, including social exclusion and bossiness. The approach is direct, secular, and focused on the children's perspective. The resolution is entirely hopeful, modeling how a negative interaction can be transformed into a positive one through creativity and humor.
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