About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is nursing a grudge or struggling to accept an apology after a friend or sibling has accidentally broken something they value. It provides a gentle framework for moving past the initial sting of a mistake and choosing to prioritize a relationship over a lost object. The story follows Brother Bear as he grapples with anger after Cousin Fred accidentally damages his favorite bike. It explores the concepts of accidents, forgiveness, and the golden rule through a clear, relatable lens. Best suited for children aged 4 to 8, this book is particularly helpful for families who want to incorporate faith-based values into their conflict resolution conversations. It models how to let go of resentment to find peace and restore a friendship.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book handles interpersonal conflict and property damage directly. The approach to forgiveness is explicitly religious, citing biblical principles and the Golden Rule. The resolution is hopeful and instructive, modeling a clear path from anger to peace.
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