Rabbit on the Run

Reach for this book when your child is struggling to welcome a new face into their home or feeling protective over their personal space. While the characters are whimsical animals, the story mirrors the real world friction of blended families or the arrival of a new authority figure. It provides a safe space to discuss the prickly feelings of jealousy and the messy process of making an honest apology. Through the high energy antics of Peter Rabbit, children aged 6 to 9 learn that sharing one's world doesn't mean having less love. It is an ideal choice for parents navigating sibling rivalry or helping a child adjust to a parent's new partner. The story models how to move from territorial conflict to genuine collaboration without being overly preachy.