About This Book
In 'Room for Rabbit,' young Kara navigates the emotional landscape of her father's remarriage. As new family members fill their home, Kara begins to feel crowded out, questioning if there's still a place for her and her comforting toy, Rabbit. This gentle chapter book explores the anxieties and adjustments children often face when a blended family forms, offering a poignant look at finding belonging amidst change. It's a story about the enduring power of family love and the quiet reassurance found in a beloved companion.
Now that Papa is remarried, his house seems very crowded, and Kara wonders if there is still enough room there for her and her toy Rabbit.
Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Kara felt when her Papa got remarried and the house felt crowded?
2
What makes you feel like you belong in your family or with your friends?
3
Do you have a special toy or comfort item like Rabbit? How does it make you feel?
4
What are some ways new family members can make each other feel welcome?
5
Have you ever felt worried about something changing? What helped you feel better?
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