About This Book
Reach for this book when your child has made a promise they failed to keep or when you notice them struggling with the consequences of distraction. Franklin Forgets provides a gentle but firm look at the ripple effects of neglect, showing how a small oversight, like forgetting to water a neighbor's garden, can lead to real loss. It moves beyond a simple lesson on memory, diving deep into the heavy feelings of guilt and the courageous steps needed to make amends. While the story centers on a wilting garden, the emotional core is about accountability and the restoration of trust. It is an ideal choice for preschoolers and early elementary students who are beginning to take on small chores or social responsibilities. Parents will appreciate how the story validates the child's shame while providing a clear, hopeful roadmap for an honest apology and a path to redemption.
