The Werewolf Who Ate the Moon

Reach for this book when your child is struggling with impulsivity, the 'I want it now' phase, or the unintended consequences of their big actions. It provides a gentle framework for discussing how taking too much for ourselves can leave the world a little darker for everyone else. The story centers on a hungry little werewolf who decides the moon looks like a delicious snack, only to realize that once it is gone, the night loses its magic. Through humor and rhyme, it validates the urge to satisfy a craving while modeling the importance of making things right. It is a perfect choice for teaching appreciation and the value of self-restraint to children aged 3 to 7. Parents will appreciate the way it addresses guilt and restorative action without being overly preachy, making it an ideal bridge for conversations about environmental stewardship or social responsibility.