The Rooster Who Lost His Crow

In 'The Rooster who Lost His Crow,' a simple premise unfolds into a charming story about overcoming a moment of fear and the anxiety that follows. When a bee startles Rooster, his iconic 'cock-a-doodle-do' vanishes, sending him on a determined search across the barnyard. The narrative gently explores themes of identity and perseverance as Rooster interacts with other animals, each encounter subtly nudging him towards rediscovering his voice. This book is ideal for children aged 4-7 who might be grappling with minor fears or moments of self-doubt. It offers a comforting, humorous, and hopeful arc, showing that even after a fright, one can find their way back to their unique self. Parents can use this as a springboard to discuss how big feelings can sometimes make us feel 'lost' and the importance of trying again.