Piggy Bunny

Reach for this book when your child expresses an interest or hobby that seems completely at odds with their identity or your expectations. It is perfect for the little one who wants to swap their sneakers for a tutu, or in this case, for a pig who dreams of being the Easter Bunny. This gentle story follows Liam, a piglet who is determined to be a bunny despite his family's loving skepticism. It addresses the fundamental need for validation and the courage it takes to pursue a dream that others might find confusing. At its heart, the book is about identity and the power of family support. While Liam's siblings might tease him, the story highlights a beautiful intergenerational bond where a grandparent provides the necessary encouragement. It is an ideal choice for preschoolers and early elementary students (ages 3 to 6) who are beginning to navigate social norms and self-expression. Parents will appreciate the humor and the soft landing, making it a comforting tool for celebrating individuality.