About This Book
A parent should reach for this book when their child is preparing to welcome a new pet or is struggling with the high energy and demanding nature of a young animal. It is a perfect choice for families navigating the 'puppy phase' or those involved in fostering animals, as it emphasizes that love often requires significant work and patience. The story follows the Bean family as they foster Daisy, a beagle puppy who is as destructive as she is adorable. Through this relatable narrative, children learn about empathy, responsibility, and the bittersweet reality of fostering. It is ideal for readers aged 7 to 10 who are developing their sense of duty toward others. Parents will appreciate how it models the emotional resilience needed when saying goodbye to a beloved pet that is moving to a permanent home.
