About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is navigating the tricky social dynamics of group play or feeling the frustration of plans not going exactly as expected. It is a perfect choice for kids who may feel 'too big' or 'too much' in social settings, providing a gentle mirror for those learning to balance their own enthusiasm with the needs of their peers. Following Betty the Yeti on a snowy day off from school, the story explores themes of collaboration, empathy, and making amends after social hiccups. Betty's oversized personality and physical presence lead to some accidental wintry mishaps, but the heart of the story lies in how she and her friends use teamwork to save the day. It is an ideal bridge for early readers moving into chapter books, offering relatable school-age emotions wrapped in a whimsical, wintry setting.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is entirely secular and safe. It touches on the feeling of being different or 'accidental' exclusion, but the approach is metaphorical through Betty's monster identity. The resolution is hopeful and focuses on social restoration.
