About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is consistently taking over playdates or struggling to let friends share in the decision making process. It is a perfect tool for children who have natural leadership qualities but haven't yet mastered the social grace of collaboration. The story follows a rabbit who learns the hard way that being the boss often leads to being alone. Through gentle humor and relatable animal characters, the book explores themes of empathy, active listening, and the joy of shared play. Targeted at children ages 3 to 7, it provides a safe space to discuss how bossy behavior affects others without being overly preachy. Parents will appreciate how it models a sincere apology and the path back to healthy friendship, making it an excellent choice for kids transitioning into more complex social environments like preschool or kindergarten.
