About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is a natural athlete who struggles with the frustration of losing or making mistakes under pressure. It is specifically designed for kids who might act out when things go wrong, helping them navigate the messy transition from anger to apology. The story follows a competitive cyclist who lets his temper get the best of him during a race, leading to a moment of poor sportsmanship that he must later rectify. At a manageable 72 pages, this chapter book is perfect for elementary students who are building reading stamina. It centers on themes of honesty and resilience, modeling how a young person can take ownership of their actions even when it feels embarrassing. Parents will appreciate how it validates the intensity of sports-related emotions while providing a clear roadmap for how to make amends and move forward with integrity.
