Two for Me, One for You

Reach for this book when your child is caught in a loop of 'that's not fair' or experiencing high-stakes rivalry with a sibling or friend. It is the perfect tool for those moments when an argument over a snack or a toy feels like a battle for justice, yet threatens to ruin the fun for everyone involved. Bear finds three mushrooms and Weasel cooks them, leading to a hilarious but pointed debate: does the finder get two, or does the cook? Through their stubbornness, both characters miss the bigger picture until a third party makes the choice for them. It is a witty, relatable look at how ego can override logic. Parents will appreciate how it validates the feeling of wanting more while gently showing the logical consequences of refusing to compromise. Best for children ages 3 to 7 who are navigating the complex social waters of sharing and equity.