Ten Things I Love About You

Reach for this book when your child is feeling insecure about their place in a friendship or needs a concrete way to express affection for others. While many books focus on the concept of love, this story provides a practical model for how we recognize and celebrate the specific, quirky traits that make our friends unique. It is a gentle tool for building self-esteem and social-emotional intelligence. The story follows Rabbit as he attempts to write a list of ten things he loves about his friend Pig. Because Rabbit struggles to finish the list alone, Pig actually helps him brainstorm. This collaborative approach turns a simple list into a shared experience of gratitude. It is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are just beginning to navigate the give and take of early childhood friendships, offering them a sweet template for verbalizing appreciation.