About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels left out, or when you want to gently teach them not to judge others by their appearance. This story introduces Miss Spider, who is lonely because all the other insects are afraid of her. She prepares a lovely tea party, but no one will come. Through an act of kindness toward a family of drenched moths, she is finally able to show her true, gentle nature and make the friends she has been longing for. The book's vibrant, distinctive illustrations and simple, rhyming text make the themes of loneliness, empathy, and overcoming prejudice accessible for preschoolers. It’s a beautiful, gentle way to start a conversation about giving others a chance and the wonderful rewards of being kind.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals metaphorically with social exclusion and prejudice based on appearance. The approach is entirely secular and gentle. The resolution is very hopeful, demonstrating that kindness and getting to know someone can overcome preconceived fears.
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